Wanted, a Young Woman to Do Housework
Wanted, a Young Woman to Do Housework
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By giving her one and one half times as much for extrawork, she ought to receive 15, 22-1/2, or 30 cents per hour for everyhour she works for her employer after the completion of her regulareight hours' work.
This plan has never failed to bring satisfaction, and it has theadvantage of placing the employer and the employee on an equallydelightful footing of independence. The performance of extra work is nolonger regarded as a matter of obligation on one side, and of concessionon the other, but a...s a purely business transaction.
Some housewives fear that the regular work would be intentionallyprolonged beyond all measure if it became an established rule to payextra for work performed overtime. This could be easily checked, however, by paying extra only for work that was necessitated by unusualevents in the family life.
In families where only one employee is kept, naturally the occasions forasking her to work overtime arise more frequently than in families wherethere are two or more employees, especially if there be small childrenin the family.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By giving her one and one half times as much for extrawork, she ought to receive 15, 22-1/2, or 30 cents per hour for everyhour she works for her employer after the completion of her regulareight hours' work.
This plan has never failed to bring satisfaction, and it has theadvantage of placing the employer and the employee on an equallydelightful footing of independence. The performance of extra work is nolonger regarded as a matter of obligation on one side, and of concessionon the other, but a...s a purely business transaction.
Some housewives fear that the regular work would be intentionallyprolonged beyond all measure if it became an established rule to payextra for work performed overtime. This could be easily checked, however, by paying extra only for work that was necessitated by unusualevents in the family life.
In families where only one employee is kept, naturally the occasions forasking her to work overtime arise more frequently than in families wherethere are two or more employees, especially if there be small childrenin the family.
What to read after Wanted, a Young Woman to Do Housework?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Helene Barker to read onlineMoreLess
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