BulletinU.S. Government Printing Office, 1930 |
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... experience with that of other States and aggregations of statistics from all States may be made ; and , furthermore , that at least the basic figures should be tabulated by sex . The standard presentation by all States of data on ...
... experience with that of other States and aggregations of statistics from all States may be made ; and , furthermore , that at least the basic figures should be tabulated by sex . The standard presentation by all States of data on ...
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... experience ; the other two had begun with 1929. For men also the best figure was for a new plant and the second best for the plant with figures for eight years , and the five plants with per cents of less than 10 ranged from less than ...
... experience ; the other two had begun with 1929. For men also the best figure was for a new plant and the second best for the plant with figures for eight years , and the five plants with per cents of less than 10 ranged from less than ...
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... experience . In every tube plant the women outnumbered the men , as the men usually are employed only in maintenance of highly skilled work while the women work on all the various assembly jobs . Only in No. 28 , charted on page 59 ...
... experience . In every tube plant the women outnumbered the men , as the men usually are employed only in maintenance of highly skilled work while the women work on all the various assembly jobs . Only in No. 28 , charted on page 59 ...
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... experience this means that ordinarily more than half of the men and women employed during peak periods in tube factories were retained during the depression , but that only from one - third to two- fifths of those in radio - set ...
... experience this means that ordinarily more than half of the men and women employed during peak periods in tube factories were retained during the depression , but that only from one - third to two- fifths of those in radio - set ...
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... experience on light assembly work ; also some for coil winding and a few on soldering . Will consider a few learners ; piecework with hourly rate while learning . Girls , 500. We have vacancies for experienced and inexperienced girls ...
... experience on light assembly work ; also some for coil winding and a few on soldering . Will consider a few learners ; piecework with hourly rate while learning . Girls , 500. We have vacancies for experienced and inexperienced girls ...
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