The Living Wage of Women Workers; a Study of Incomes And Expenditures of 450 Women in the City of Boston
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One.
Two or None.
Sunlight.
Yes.
No.
34 19 S 8 4S 13 14 S3 33 7 9 4S 69 44 72 164 109 89 142 s 30 16 3 8 62 TABLE 9. — Artificial Light and Heat, by Occupation.
Light.
Heat.
Occupation.
Gas.
Elec- tricity.
Kero- sene.
Furnace.
Coal stove.
Oil stove.
No heat.
Professional Clerical 18 34 39 39 4 2 13 2 I 10 15 14 23 9 13 25 20 18 2 2 4 3 3 2 I 4 6 I I 6 12 Sales ...
23 39 I Factory W^aitresses Kitchen workers Total s 136 16 71 80 17 8 86 Rent 63 TABLE 10. — Artificial Light and Heat, by Wage Grou...ps.
Light.
Heat.
Wage.
Gas.
Elec- tricity.
Kero- sene.
Furnace.
Coal stove.
Oil stove.
No heat.
$3 . 00 4.00 5-0° .
6.00 ' 7.00 8.00 ^ 9.00 7 74 38 14 II I 3 2 9 32 21 S 3 3 40 24 10 10 I I 5 I I 2 I I 12 S7 16 11.00 .
12.00 13.00 14.00 , 15.00 and I over , Tc tal 144 6 70 87 8 s 86 TABLE II. — House Privileges , BY Occupation.
Use of bathroom.
Use of parlor.
Laundry privileges.
Occupation.
Yes.
No.
Yes.
No.
Yes.
No.
Professional 17 46 34 21 S 7 12 18 21 40 s 18 SO 21 31 3 4 10 19 34 29 2 8 19 SI 36 49 4 9 9 16 Clerical Sales 19 16 Waitresses I ICitclieii workers 3 Total 130 96 127 102 168 64 64 The Living Wage of Women Workers TABLE 12.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One.
Two or None.
Sunlight.
Yes.
No.
34 19 S 8 4S 13 14 S3 33 7 9 4S 69 44 72 164 109 89 142 s 30 16 3 8 62 TABLE 9. — Artificial Light and Heat, by Occupation.
Light.
Heat.
Occupation.
Gas.
Elec- tricity.
Kero- sene.
Furnace.
Coal stove.
Oil stove.
No heat.
Professional Clerical 18 34 39 39 4 2 13 2 I 10 15 14 23 9 13 25 20 18 2 2 4 3 3 2 I 4 6 I I 6 12 Sales ...
23 39 I Factory W^aitresses Kitchen workers Total s 136 16 71 80 17 8 86 Rent 63 TABLE 10. — Artificial Light and Heat, by Wage Grou...ps.
Light.
Heat.
Wage.
Gas.
Elec- tricity.
Kero- sene.
Furnace.
Coal stove.
Oil stove.
No heat.
$3 . 00 4.00 5-0° .
6.00 ' 7.00 8.00 ^ 9.00 7 74 38 14 II I 3 2 9 32 21 S 3 3 40 24 10 10 I I 5 I I 2 I I 12 S7 16 11.00 .
12.00 13.00 14.00 , 15.00 and I over , Tc tal 144 6 70 87 8 s 86 TABLE II. — House Privileges , BY Occupation.
Use of bathroom.
Use of parlor.
Laundry privileges.
Occupation.
Yes.
No.
Yes.
No.
Yes.
No.
Professional 17 46 34 21 S 7 12 18 21 40 s 18 SO 21 31 3 4 10 19 34 29 2 8 19 SI 36 49 4 9 9 16 Clerical Sales 19 16 Waitresses I ICitclieii workers 3 Total 130 96 127 102 168 64 64 The Living Wage of Women Workers TABLE 12.
What to read after The Living Wage of Women Workers; a Study of Incomes And Expenditures of 450 Women in the City of Boston?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Women's Educational And Industrial Union (Boston, Mass.). Dept. of Research to read onlineMoreLess
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