The American Federationist, 81-83. sējumiWilliam Green American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1974 Includes separately paged "Junior union section." |
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... women , even including divorced women with children under 3 , had the highest employ- ment rate of all women . As in the case of white women , the reason black women work is financial - to support their families . An increasing number ...
... women , even including divorced women with children under 3 , had the highest employ- ment rate of all women . As in the case of white women , the reason black women work is financial - to support their families . An increasing number ...
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... Women , " found in a sample of tech- nical and professional women who had been working most of their lives " . . . earned only 66 percent of the male average in these occupations . A similar compari- son made for clerical workers showed ...
... Women , " found in a sample of tech- nical and professional women who had been working most of their lives " . . . earned only 66 percent of the male average in these occupations . A similar compari- son made for clerical workers showed ...
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... women carpenters , 32,000 women riveters and flame cutters and almost 10,000 women construction laborers , has been limited . The minimum wage law and its amendments throughout the years have helped women as well as men . The new ...
... women carpenters , 32,000 women riveters and flame cutters and almost 10,000 women construction laborers , has been limited . The minimum wage law and its amendments throughout the years have helped women as well as men . The new ...
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