Industrial Survey in Selected Industries in the United States, 1919 : Bulletin of the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, No. 265

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U S DEPARTMENT OF LABOR BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS ROYAL M EEKER Commissioner BULLETIN OF THE UNITED STATES BU REAU OF LA B O R S T A T IS T IC S W A G E S AND H O U R S OF N o 2 6 5 L A B O R S E R I E S INDUSTRIAL SURVEY IN SELECTED IN DUSTRIES IN THE UNITED STATES 1919 PRELIMINARY REPORT P repared u n d e r th e s u p e r v isio n o f ALLAN H W ILLETT Professor of Economics Carnegie Institute of Technology Pittsburgh Pa M A Y 1920 W ASHINGTON GO VERNM ENT PR INTING O FFICE 1920 CONTENTS Page Introduction General table Automobiles Boxes paper Brick and tile Car building Chemicals Cigars Clothing m en s Clothing women s Children s dresses Cloaks suits and skirts Dresses and waists House dresses White goods Coal Anthracite Bituminous Confectionery Electrical machinery apparatus and supplies Foundries Furniture Glass Hosiery and underwear Iron and steel Blastfurnaces Bessemer converters Open hearth furnaces Puddling m ills Blooming m ills Plate m ills Standard rail m ills Bar m ills Sheet m ills Tin plate m ills Leather Heavy upper Light upper Sole Logging Lum ber Machinery Machine tools Millwork Overalls 3 4 C O N TE N TS General table Concluded Paper and p u lp P ottery R ubber Footwear Hose Mechanical goods Mechanical goods and hose Tires Silk Typewriters adding and computing machines and cash registers Page BULLETIN OF THE U S BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS no 265 W A S H IN G T O N may 1920 INDUSTRIAL SURVEY IN SELECTED INDUSTRIES IN THE UNITED STATES 1919 INTRODUCTION This Bulletin contains a summary report on the wages and hours of labor in 28 industries included in the industrial survey undertaken by the Bureau of Labor Statistics at the request of the War Industries Board The funds for making this survey were allotted by the President from the National Security and Defense Fund The orig inal plans were made and the work begun before the end of the war The purpose of the survey was to have available a body of reliable information about wages and hours of labor in different industries that would be of assistance in reaching an equitable solution of labor problems arising in the industries and would at the same time furnish a record of industrial conditions at the height of war production The unexpectedly early termination of hostilities diminished in no degree the importance for practical purposes of reliable information concerning wages and hours of labor It was easy to foresee as we are now experiencing in fact that reconstruction would have its labor problems no less troublesome and perplexing than those of war and that for the equitable solution of these problems such accurate and reliable information would be essential But industrial conditions underwent a sudden and radical change as soon as the armistice was signed Somo industries which had been running at top speed on war orders entered upon a period of slack business while others engaged in the manufacture of nonessentials began to speed up production Industry in general during the first half of 1919 was in an abnormal and unsettled condition The material presented in the present re port therefore necessarily reflects the unsettled conditions of the period of reconstruction rather than the characteristics of the war period of intense productive effort While the chief purpose kept in mind in outlining the plans for the survey was to accumulate information that would be useful for the 5 6 B U L L E T IN OF T H E BU REA U OF LABOR STATISTICS future it was also considered important to connect it as closely as possible with the results of similar work done by the Bureau in the past Indeed it is only where comparisons of present conditions with past conditions are possible that the full value of studies like the present can be realized For while a single unrelated study may shed valuable light upon conditions as they exist at the time it does not give desired information on the more important questions con cerning the direction in which things are moving or the rapidity with which they are changing For several years the Bureau has been making studies of labor conditions in a number of industries The results of these studies have appeared from time to time in the Bulletins of the Bureau Un fortunately the available funds have not made it possible to carry on such investigations with the regularity that is essential to their greatest usefulness But so far as concerns the industries for which data gathered in previous studies are available the present survey has been carefully planned with the purpose of making the results as closely comparable with those of previous investigations as is possible under the changing conditions of industrial life Considerations of time and money made necessary a sharp limita tion of the field of the survey This was sought in four directions by a selection of industries of States of establishments and of occupations The first principle that was followed in making these selections was to cover as far as possible the same ground that had been covered by the Bureau before The industries States estab lishments and occupations included in previous studies were included in this investigation so far as practicable In a few industries how ever new States were added on account of the growth of the indus tries in those States In some industries certain establishments were dropped and others substituted because of changes brought about during the years that had elapsed since the last previous investigation Finally in some States the number of establishments in a particular industry was reduced when it seemed that a smaller number than had been included in previous surveys could be relied upon to give typical results The details of these changes in each industry will be given in the subsequent volume of the report dealing with that industry Aside from the purpose of linking up the present survey as closely as possible with previous surveys the principles governing the selec tion of industries States establishments and occupations may be stated as follows In the selection of industries the greatest weight was given to the number of wage earners employed in them Unfortunately the latest figures available for most industries were those of the Census of Manufactures in 1914 The lapse of time and still more the dis IN TRODUCTION 7 turbing effects of the war have made much of this material obsolete but in the absence of any other information on the subject it had to be used On that basis 28 industries were selected for investigation A list o f those industries will be found on page 10 The selection of States was made for each industry separately In determining which States should be covered in any industry the choice was made on the basis of the importance of the State in the industry and not on the basis of the importance of the industry in the State Only those States were included in which the census figures showed a number of employees large enough to justify the necessary expenditure of time and money The number of States for which information was obtained varies from 1 in the anthracite coal industry to 28 in the foundry industry In selecting the particular establishments in any State which should be included in the survey o f an industry no attempt was made to cover the same percentage of the employees in that industry in all States The sampling method was the only one that could possibly be followed and the justification of the results must be based squarely on the validity of the method For each industry in each State a sufficient number of representative establishments was included to insure fairly typical results The application of this principle instead of calling for a uniform proportion of establishments in each State rather requires as a general rule a smaller proportion of estab lishments the larger the total number in the State and vice versa Five out of eight establishments in a State might be none too many to give typical results while 50 out of 80 would be grotesquely excessive In the latter case 10 establishments would probably give practically the same averages for the State Moreover the more highly developed and better organized the industry is the more nearly uniform are conditions likely to be and the smaller the number of establishments necessary to give typical results The only purpose for which proportionate representation in all States included in the survey of an industry is important is in com puting averages for the country as a whole But the value of such averages would need to be very great to justify the large amount of effort involved in gathering data from the additional establishments As a matter of fact the value of the averages is comparatively slight Not much light is shed on the economic condition of doggers in saw mills in the United States in 1914 by the discovery that their average wage was 17 8 cents per hour For that national average was based on figures which gave an average of 11 6 cents for Alabama of 31 4 cents for Montana and averages for other States distributed between these extremes In a country like the United States with a widely extended territory embracing a great variety of natural and indus 8 B U L L E T IN OF T H E BU REAU OF LABOR STATISTICS trial conditions national averages have in general little significance in fact they may easily represent a condition of things that actually exists nowhere in the country Such averages undoubtedly have considerable valuo as a means of measuring changes in economic conditions in an industry from year to year But even for this purpose the figures should be used with caution For in a widely distributed industry it is easily possible that a movement in one direction in one part of the country may be wholly or partially offset by a movement in the opposite direction somewhere else Under such conditions the number showing the percentage of increase or decrease for the country as a whole may become as much of an abstraction as the averages on which it is based To determine the number of establishments that should be listed in any State on the proportionate principle it would be necessary to have accurate up to date statistics of the number of employees in each State But if such statistics are available an equally reliable and more economical method of computing a national average may be adopted The average for each State derived from data obtained from a sufficient number of typical establishments in that State may be weighted in proportion to the total number of employees in the State and from these weighted numbers an average for the whole territory may be computed It must be remembered however that the final result is not strictly speaking an average for the whole country but only for the States included in the survey Many States are entirely omitted from consideration because individually they are of too little importance in the industry to justify their inclu sion in the survey which in the aggregate may have a decided influence upon any professedly national average and an influence which there is no possible means of measuring In a narrowly localized industry like the manufacture of glass the number of employees in the omitted States would be negligible in a widely scattered industry like the manufacture of brick on the other hand the number of employees in the omitted States might even exceed the number in the States included in the survey and the value of the so called national average be correspondingly weakened The census statistics of 1914 are so far out of date that they can not be accepted as reliable indications of present conditions There fore no attempt has been made to work out a weighted average for any occupation even for the States covered b y the survey The averages for each occupation in each State may be used with con fidence But while the average of each occupation for all States has been computed it should be used only with the understanding that it is subject to the limitations pointed out above IN TR O D U C TIO N 9 The selection of the occupations to be included in the inquiry was the final step in marking out the bounds of the survey The princi ples followed in making this selection may be briefly stated All salaried officials and clerical employees were omitted Of the remain ing employees all were included except a those whose pay was wholly or in part due to their performing a supervisory function b those who either because of their youth or inexperience or partial incapacity were receiving a wage distinctly below the normal c those who were performing functions so varied or poorly defined that they could not be classified and d those in occupations with so few employees that even a considerable number of establishments would not provide enough to make a fair showing In the studies of wages and hours carried on in recent years by the Bureau data for all the wage earning employees found in the selected establishments have been gathered and used in the various compu tations and tabulations Those employees who did not fall within the classified list of occupations were thrown into one group desig nated as other employees In some industries other employees constituted no less than 50 per cent of the total number They were included not because of the value attached to the information given about so heterogeneous and ill defined a group but because it was feared that the failure to include them might seriously affect the accuracy of the averages computed for the industry as a whole Careful experiments recently made by the Bureau have shown that that fear was ungrounded If care is taken to include in the selected occupations a number of low paid employees proportionate to the number in the industry averages computed with other employees included have varied little from those from which they were omitted The limitation of the data gathered in the present survey to employees in selected occupations has materially reduced the time and labor required for the field work without impairing the value of the results In the following table will be found a list of the industries included in this report and a statement of the number of States establish ments occupations and employees selected for each industry In the case of any industry of which earlier surveys have been made by the Bureau there is given also the date of the last previous survey and the number of the Bulletin in which the results of that survey were published 10 T able B U L L E T IN OF T H E BU REA U OF LABOR STATISTICS 1 N U M B E R OF STATUS E ST A BLISH M EN TS OCCUPATIONS A N D EM PL O Y EE S IN C L U D E D IN TH E SU R V E Y B Y IN D U ST R IE S Industry Autom obiles Boxes paper fihp rrnnals Cigars Clothing m en s Clothing women s Coal Confectionery Electrical machinery Foundries F u rn itu re C la s s Hosiery and underwear Iron and steel Leather Logging L um ber Machine shops Machine tools Other machinery Millwork Overalls Paper and p u lp P ottery Rubber Silk Typewriters Total Number of States Number Number Number estab of occu of em lish pations ployees ments 7 10 i C D ate of Number last pre of Bulle tin con vious taining report report l j IC O 1 1 In nearly all cases the information on which the following tables are based was gathered directly from the pay rolls by agents of the Bureau In a few instances schedules were accepted which had been filled out by the employers but only when the Bureau was convinced that the information contained in them was thoroughly dependable The hours and earnings used in computing the tables are in all instances hours actually worked and earnings actually received by individual employees To ascertain the earnings of each individual usually involved comparatively little effort as total earnings is an item that is nearly certain to appear on any pay roll Where bonuses were paid however considerable trouble was sometimes experienced especially when the pay roll period did not coincide with the period used in distributing the bonus But no establishment was taken unless some way could be discovered of determining the amount of bonus to which the employee became entitled as a result of his labor during the pay roll period for which his wages were ascertained and the amount put down as his earnings for the period consists of his wages plus the bonus Greater difficulty was experienced in ascertaining hours actually worked Even in the case of time workers no use could be made of the so called normal hours of operation but for every individual the hours actually worked by him were ascertained This informa IN TR O D U C TIO N 11 tion could sometimes be obtained directly from the pay roll In many cases however the pay rolls did not give it and it was neces sary to have recourse to the time cards and to determine for each employee the total hours worked by him by adding the hours worked day by day through the pay roll period In the case of pieceworkers it was still more difficult to ascertain the hours actually worked owing to the fact that comparatively few establishments have any record of the time worked by pieceworkers In the absence of such records no establishment was included in the survey unless the management kept for the Bureau by special arrange ment a careful day by day record of the time worked by each piece worker during the selected pay roll period In nearly all cases such records were carefully kept Wherever there was any reason for suspecting that the hours had been estimated or carelessly noted the data from the doubtful establishment were not used So far as it is practicable to control such matters the figures given in the tables may be relied upon as giving hours actually worked and earnings actually received In a large proportion of the establishments the schedules were filled out for a single pay roll period In a few cases where the bonus period extended over two or more pay roll periods schedules covering the entire bonus period were filled out The length of pay roll periods varied sometimes even in the same industry from one week to one month The pay roll periods included are distributed through a considerable extent of time There would have been certain advantages in having all the pay roll periods included within a short time say a single month But such an ideal arrangement was impossible owing partly to the short time allowed for preparation and the speed with which the work had to be done and partly to the lack of time records for pieceworkers which made it necessary in many cases to take pay roll periods of a later date than the time of the first visit to the establishment The disadvantages involved in this lack of uniformity in the dates of pay roll periods are the result of changes taking place in the intensity of productive activity in different industries during the interval that elapsed between the date of the earliest schedule and that of the latest one Every effort was made to eliminate so far as possible the disturbing effect of this factor of the situation by scheduling only establishments running full time if enough such establishments could be found and by omitting any establishment in which a change in rate of pay had occurred since the beginning of the survey To the latter practice almost no exception was made but it proved to be impossible to confine the survey to plants running full time in some of the industries The effect of changing industrial conditions on hours and earnings is analyzed in detail in a later part of the report In connection with each industry a statement is made 12 B U L L E T IN OF T H E BU REAU OF LABOR STATISTICS of the number and location of any establishments for which parttime pay rolls were taken and also of the date of the earliest and the latest schedule included in the survey Occasionally an employee is entered on the pay roll as working at two or more occupations during a single pay roll period In tabu lating the information about such individuals the following principles were followed No such employee was included unless he worked over 50 per cent of his time at one occupation Those working more than 50 per cent of the time at one occupation were tabulated for that occupation only the time spent at other occupations and the pay ment received for such time were disregarded It would obviously be inadmissible to compute for the full pay roll period the hourly earnings of a man who spent 60 per cent of his time at a skilled and well paid occupation and 40 per cent of it at a more poorly paid occupation and tabulate these hourly earnings under either the skilled or the unskilled occupation No attempt has been made to discover the cause of the small number of hours worked by many employees beyond the statement of the number and location of the part time establishments included in each industry There is no means of determining whether the responsibility in other cases rests upon the employer or upon the employee It will be seen therefore that the number of employees found in the short time groups of any industry furnishes no precise measure of the amount of labor turnover existing in the industry The greater the turnover the larger the numbers in the short time groups but it can not be assumed that in any particular case the converse of that proposition is true The most tkat can be said is that large numbers in the short time groups create a presumption that the turnover is large This preliminary report includes all the industries covered by the survey except the operation of hotels and restaurants The material gathered concerning that industry is not adapted for presentation in the method selected for use in the other industries and will appear in a later bulletin dealing with that industry alone Other bul letins each dealing with a separate industry will present additional information concerning the industries included in the present volume and will point out the conclusions that may legitimately be drawn from the information on such questions as the relative hours and wages of men and women of pieceworkers and time workers and of dayworkers and night workers the amount of overtime and the pay for it and the number and kinds of bonus systems found in the establishments included in the survey In selecting the form of table to be used in this preliminary report the object sought was to present in comparable form the most essen tial facts about earnings and hours of labor in different industries and States so far as it was possible to assemble and tabulate these IN TR O D U C TIO N 13 facts in the limited time available for the preparation of the report The tables in which the information is presented consist of two parts one dealing with hours worked the other with earnings received Average hours and average earnings are shown for each industry and each State and also the number of employees found in each classi fied hour group and wage group respectively The best method of presenting time worked so as to give figures both definite and comparable was not obvious The figure selected is one representing the average number of hours per day actually worked by each employee But the varying length of pay roll periods introduces rather serious complications One week pay roll periods vary in length from 5 to 7 days two weeks and half monthly periods from 12 to 16 days and monthly periods from 24 to 31 days while the number of days actually worked by any individual employee may obviously vary all the way from one day to the full number of days in the pay roll period of the establishment where he is employed The method adopted for reducing these incommensurable numbers to a comparable basis was to divide the hours worked by each employee by the number of week days excluding holidays in the pay roll period of the establishment in which he was employed In the case of one week pay rolls for example the total hours worked by each employee were in all cases divided by six The resulting figure represents the average number of hours per day that the employee would have worked if the hours actually worked by him had been distributed uniformly over the week days of the pay roll period In that form hours worked in one occupation or one State become com parable with hours worked in any other occupation or State Care must be exercised not to confuse this figure used in the tables to represent average number of hours per week day actually worked either with the normal hours of operation of a plant or with the normal full time hours of any particular occupation or employee An establishment may be in operation continuously for 24 hours a day and the employees in some one occupation in that plant may have normal full time hours of 12 a day If one employee in that occupa tion works 12 hours a day for 7 days a week he appears in the table as working on the average 14 hours per week day while another employee in the same occupation working only 3J days or 42 hours in the week is tabulated as working on the average 7 hours per week day throughout the pay roll period Only in the last form of average hours per week day actually worked can the figures be used as the basis of comparisons between the hours of people working a different number of days per week Unfortunately there are unavoidable difficulties involved in the attempt to combine in one table data from pay rolls of unequal length These difficulties are due to the fact that the average number of hours worked by any employee may vary appreciably with variations in 14 B U L L E T IN OF T H E BU REAU OF LABOR STATISTICS the length of the pay roll period Increasing the length of the pay roll period reduces the percentage of employees whose rate of attendance is at or near the maximum and correspondingly increases the percentage in lower time groups For example in an estab lishment operating nine hours a day and having 100 employees the pay roll for each of four successive weeks might show a total of 70 employees with a perfect attendance record A distribution table of average hours worked per day based on the pay roll of any one of these four weeks would show the number 70 in the column headed 9 and under 10 But it is safe to assume that the 70 who were present all of the second week were not identical in all cases with the 70 who had been present all of the first week and similarly with the third and fourth weeks Hence a distribution table based on a pay roll covering two weeks might show only 60 in the column headed 9 and under 10 and a table for a four week pay roll no more than 50 Meantime the numbers found in the intermediate hour groups would be correspondingly increased The effect of increasing the length of the pay roll period upon the numbers in the short hour group is more complex So far as con cerns the distribution of employees who remain on the pay roll throughout the pay roll period the low attendance record of any employee in one week of a four week period is likely to be at least partially offset by a high attendance record during the other weeks The effect of this is seen in a reduction in the numbers in the shorthour groups and an increase in the numbers in the intermediate groups But whether the results of this movement can actually be detected in the tabulation depends upon the amount of labor turnover in the various establishments scheduled Approximately the same num ber of people may withdraw permanently from an establishment each week and in a tabulation based on the pay roll of any one week corresponding numbers would appear in the appropriate short hour columns But with the lengthening of the pay roll period the effect of such withdrawals is cumulative There will be approximately four times as many short time workers of this class in four weeks as there are in one week Even this does not exhaust the influence of labor turnover In the place of each short time worker who leaves his job appears another short time worker who takes it up For even if the newcomer stays until the end of the period his hours have been shortened by the time elapsed before he began to work It should be recognized however that this tendency of labor turnover to increase the proportion of laborers in the short time groups is partially but only slightly offset by an attendant increase in the total number of employees on the pay roll That is the 200 em ployees found in a particular hour group constitute a distinctly smaller proportion of the 1 200 employees on the pay roll than they 15 IN TR O D U C TIO N would of the 1 000 employees who would have been enough to fill all the positions if there had been no turnover in the establishment But obviously the percentage of increase of the entire body of employees as a result of labor turnover can never be so great as the percentage of increase in those short time groups which are directly augmented in numbers as a result of the turnover The following table illustrates the effect of the lengthening of the pay roll period upon the distribution of employees in hour groups It is based upon the pay roll of an establishment which had a oneweek pay roll period and a four week bonus period It gives the average hours per week day worked by all the employees and the number working each classified number of hours per day first for each of the four weeks separately and then for the same four weeks combined The second half of the table shows what percentage of the total number of employees the number in each hour group constitutes T able 2 A V ER A G E A N D C LASSIFIED HOTJRS W O R K E D P E R W E E K D A Y IN E ST A BLISH M EN T IN 1918 B Y PAY ROLL PER IOD S Pay roll period for ONE Employees whose average hours per iveek day for the pay roll Aver period were Num age ber hours of work em ed ploy per U n and and and and and and and and and and and and 13 ees week der un un un un un un un un un un un un and day 1 der der der der der der der der der der der der over Number Pour weeks ending Oct Week ending W eekending Week ending Week ending Oct Oct Oct Oct Per cent Four weeks ending Oct Week ending Week ending Week ending Week ending Oct Oct Oct Oct j An examination of the table brings out the following facts The largest number on the pay roll for any one week was 429 while 457 different individuals were included in the four week enumeration The average number of hours worked for the different single weeks varied from 8 2 to 8 8 while the average shown for the four weeks combined was only 7 8 The numbers and percentages in the upper hour groups those working 9 hours a day or more show the falling off that the previous discussion indicates Whereas from 4 to 9 em ployees averaged 12 hours a day or over in the single weeks no one 16 B U L L E T IN OF T H E BU REA U OF LABOR STATISTICS employee kept up that average for the full four weeks The mode dropped from 9 and under 10 to 8 and under 9 The tendency to concentration in the intermediate groups is shown by the increase in the percentage of people working an average of 5 and under 9 hours a day For one week pay rolls those percentages are 26 8r respectively while for the same four weeks com bined the percentage is 55 Finally in the short hour groups the net result of the two tendencies noted above the one toward an increase in average hours on the part of persistent employees the other toward an increase in the number of short time workers owing to the cumulative effect of labor turnover gives in this instance an increase in the proportion of people working an average of less than three hours per day In the succes sive four weeks taken separately and 1 6 per cent of the employees were found in that group while for the four weeks com bined no less than 4 4 per cent are included This result shows that the number of people who stayed on the job only a short time was so great that their influence outweighed that of the persistent em ployees whose short hours in one week were offset b y longer hours in other weeks It may be noted in passing that the reduction from week to week in the percentage of people working less than 3 hours a day indicated by the figures and 1 6 for the successive weeks was due to the gradual subsidence of the attack of influenza from which the community had been suffering On the other hand as the establishment was one employing comparatively little un skilled labor in which group the largest amount of labor turnover is usually found the influence of that factor on average hours was less than it would be in a plant with a larger percentage of such labor It must be remembered that the figures given in the table all apply to the same establishment and that the differences between the report for the four weeks combined and the reports for the same four weeks taken separately are entirely due to the effect of the combina tion itself The figures do not agree but all are true each faithfully representing conditions for the particular pay roll period to which it applies Whether the combined figures afford a safer basis for generalizations concerning the normal working time of employees in the industry than do the figures based on the experience of a single week is a complex question into which it is not necessary to inquire at this time The following diagram presents in graphic form the percentages given in the second half of the table just discussed The four lines running approximately side by side are for the four weeks separately while the heavy solid line represents the facts for the four weeks combined The effect of the combination upon the percentage distribution of employees in the different hour groups is too obvious to need further comment GRAPHIC R E P R E S E N T A T IO N O F E F F E C T O F L E N G T H E N IN G P A Y R O L L P E R IO D O N A V E R A G E H O U R S OF W ORKED PE R D A Y SS P o t t e d from p e r c e n t a g e s shown in tejrt table No Z SO For w e e k e n d irtq O ci ZZ Z fo r 4 vveeks Q IS 10 4 S A era q e hours 6 w ork ed 7 per 8 day INTRODTJ CTION B U L L E T IN OF T H E B U REA U OF LABOR STATISTICS It will be seen then that increasing the length of pay roll periods has a tendency to reduce the proportion of permanent employees in the long and short hour groups and to increase the proportion in the intermediate groups and at the same time to increase the figures in the short time columns by including a larger proportion of people who leave their jobs before the end of the period or enter upon them after the beginning of it These conditions while they render it impossible to draw reliable conclusions as to relative hours worked in different States industries or occupations from the results of the indiscrimi nate combination of data from pay rolls covering periods of unequal length do not of themselves impair the accuracy of comparisons based on pay roll periods of approximately equal length How far such comparisons may be vitiated by local and temporary conditions found in any locality or any industry in the particular period covered by the survey is discussed below As there seems to be no practical method of correcting the errors involved in combining data from pay roll periods of different lengths the only recourse is to group pay rolls according to their length The material in this report is therefore presented separately for oneweek pay rolls for two week and one half month pay rolls and for four week and one month pay rolls in whatever occupations pay roll periods of these different lengths are found Following the separate reports for the several kinds of pay rolls for each occupation is given a total for all the pay rolls combined The items in that line that refer to hours worked should be used only with the qualifications pointed out in preceding paragraphs The best form of presentation of the material concerning earnings in different industries States and occupations has already been selected by the Bureau and has been used by it in all its reports on wages and hours already published The desired figure is found by dividing the total earnings of each employee by the number of hours actually worked by him during the pay roll period The quotient thus obtained represents the amount per hour that he would have received if his total earnings for the pay roll period had been uni formly distributed over the hours actually worked by him during that period The same figure has been used in this report not only for the sake of uniformity with earlier reports but also because it is unquestionably the most valuable figure available for the pur pose in hand Relative hourly earnings as between different industries occupa tions or States are not directly affected by the inclusion of pay roll periods of unequal length Whether a pay roll for a week or one for a month is taken it is safe to assume that under uniform condi tions approximately the same hourly earnings will be found The figures representing hourly earnings in each occupation for all IN TR O D U C TIO N 19 pay roll periods combined which are shown in the grand total for the occupation unlike the figures for average hours given in the same line are just as reliable for purposes of comparison as are those in the tables based on pay roll periods of equal length In the form of average hours worked on each week day of the pay roll period and average amount earned in each hour actually worked the heterogeneous mass of information concerning hours and wages secured from the pay rolls of industrial establishments becomes available for deductions concerning relative hours and earnings in different industries States and occupations For reasons to be pointed out presently it is always possible to overemphasize the significance of minor inequalities and in view of the unsettled char acter of the period covered by the survey generalizations based on the figures contained in this report must be made with caution In spite of these limitations however the information here presented summarizing as it does the wages and hours of more thun 400 000 wage earners may be relied upon as furnishing a picture of indus trial conditions at the time of the survey which is entirely accurate in its general outlines and reasonably so even in minor details Reference has been made above to certain limitations under which the following tables should be used as a basis for comparisons and generalizations A t the risk of seeming to overemphasize the impor tance of these limitations it seems advisable in the interests of scientific exactness to consider at some length what they are and how far they affect the usefulness of the material For the most part they center about two questions The first question is how far information based on a single pay roll period may safely be used as the basis for comparisons and for generalizations The second is to what extent the fact that an investigation of this kind necessarily covers a considerable period of time affects the reliability of the results for the same purposes Even where pay roll information is secured for a fairly normal industrial period and all pay rolls copied cover practically the same week or month care must be used in making generalizations about this or that industry or in drawing comparisons between indus tries or localities on the strength of data obtained from a single pay roll period in each establishment Differences in seasonal local or general conditions would even in normal times lead to differences in the degree of activity of different industries and these again would in many instances be reflected in abnormal conditions of labor It is hardly conceivable that any one period should be typi cal of an entire year in all industries alike A t the season when one is normal another may be running light and a third be in the midst of a seasonal rush These differences would be reflected both in 20 B U L L E T IN OF T H E BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS the figures for hours worked and in the reports of earnings It can never be assumed without reservation that the hours worked in a par ticular pay roll period are typical of hours worked throughout the year or that the earnings of an entire year can be ascertained b y multiplying the earnings of a single pay roll period by the number of such periods in a year The effect of differences in the intensity of productive activity upon hours is sufficiently obvious Up to a certain point increased pro duction means longer hours of labor and decreased production means shorter hours And because hours of work are adjusted to changing industrial conditions more readily than rates of wages it is natural to find horn s affected more than wages by differences in the degree of industrial activity But even relative hourly earnings do not entirely escape the disturbing effect of unlike industrial conditions The reliability of earnings per hour as a basis of comparison between different occupations or localities is somewhat diminished wherever unequal amounts of overtime are found in different establishments and probably also where unequal amounts of part time are found As is well known overtime was almost universal in the so called war industries during the period of the war When the plans for the industrial survey were outlined a careful study of overtime hours and earnings was included in the program for the purpose of securing a record of such work as it was carried on at the height of war time production After the cessation of hostilities however the amount of overtime in many industries began to diminish but with unequal rapidity in different industries At the time for which the schedules for the survey were filled out some establishments were still working at high speed while in others overtime had partly or wholly disap peared and in some cases plants were even running less than full time On the other hand in a few nonessential industries the amount of overtime was increasing during the progress of the survey Where the payment for overtime is at the same rate as the payment for regular time the inequality in the proportion of overtime in differ ent establishments has no effect upon relative hourly earnings But the common practice of paying extra for overtime not infrequently as much as twice the rate for regular time diminishes to a certain extent the comparability of the figures for hourly earnings even when only figures from pay roll periods of the same length are tabu lated together This may be easily shown by a simple illustration Two establishments in a certain industry pay the same rate in a given occupation namely 40 cents an hour for eight hours regular time and double time for overtime Because at the time when the plants are scheduled one of them is working 10 hours a day and the other 8 the earnings per hour appear as 48 cents in the one case and 40 cents in the other These figures undoubtedly represent correctly the IN TR O D U C TIO N 21 conditions as they exist at the moment but it would be improper to draw any conclusions from them as to the relation between rates or normal earnings in the two establishments Data gathered at another period might show conditions exactly reversed When the hours of labor in an establishment have fallen to the point where no overtime is worked a further reduction of hours to a shorttime basis involves no necessary additional reduction in hourly earnings for employees working on a time basis On the hourly earnings of pieceworkers however there is some reason to think that part time hours do have an effect but the direction and extent of their influence is not easily determined Some employees may relax during periods of slack production and show hourly earnings below the normal while others may bo spurred on to unusual exertion in order to earn as much as possible during their shortened work period and consequently show abnormally high hourly earnings As there is no method of determining in which direction any particular group of employees react to the influence of part time it is impossible to do more than recognize the existence of this factor of uncertainty To complete the analysis of the effect of unequal rates of produc tion upon the hours and earnings of employees another somewhat more subtle point must be mentioned An establishment which is slowing down and which consequently lays off some of its force dur ing the pay roll period covered by the survey w ill by that act increase T the proportion of employees in the short time groups above what it would be if a uniform rate of operation were maintained It is inter esting to note that the speeding up of production has the same effect For the employees taken on during the pay roll period in this case like those laid off in the preceding case must all appear in the shorttime columns Therefore in comparisons made between industries or between States somewhat longer hours worked will be indicated where conditions of operation are stable than where production is either speeding up or slowing down In so far then as an investigation covering only one brief period of time finds some industries active and others quiet or possibly the same industry in different parts of the country experiencing unlike degrees of activity allowance must be made for those conditions in using the material pertaining to hours of work and similarly if unequal amounts of overtime or part time are found those con ditions must be borne in mind in connection with the figures for hourly earnings The answer to the second question raised above how far the value of the figures is affected because such an investigation necessarily covers a considerable period of time is sufficiently obvious The longer the period over which the survey extends the more numerous and the more important are the variations in industrial activity likely to be as between different industries or different localities The application of this principle to the present survey may be briefly 22 B U L L E T IN OF T H E BU REA U OF LABOR STATISTICS pointed out While the great majority of the pay roll periods cov ered by the investigation fall within the term of nine months extend ing from September 1918r to May 1919 the table on pages 34 and 35 shows a few schedules for earlier pay roll periods and a few running over into June 1919 During this period industry not only was in a very abnormal condition but was also undergoing rapid and extensive changes Some industries like the manufacture of automobiles were expanding during the time between the signing of the armistice and the close of the survey while others like the iron and steel indus try were showing from week to week a gradual falling off of activity In industries of the first class hours of labor would appear unduly short in the States from which the earlier schedules were obtained in comparison with those which were covered later while in industries in the second group the opposite condition would prevail No better example of an industry of the second class can be found than the mining of bituminous coal During the earlier part of the investigation it was not difficult to find mines running full time while later on mines running even half time were comparatively few in number in some States Accordingly the States which were covered during the early weeks of the survey make a much better showing of hours worked than do the States covered later In the later States the condition of slack production is reflected in the small number of hours worked by the employees of the mines From the records of such an extended and unstable period no legitimate de ductions can be made as to the hours worked by the coal miners in normal times or as to the relative hours of miners in different parts of the country or of miners in comparison with men in other occupations With the increase or decrease in hours caused by the expansion or contraction of industry has come an increase or decrease in the amount of overtime This in turn as was pointed out above causes a cor responding increase or decrease in the average hourly earnings of employees As a general rule establishments covered early in the survey show more overtime than do those scheduled toward the end of the period And as the survey was for the most part carried on in the convenient and economical method of proceeding State b y State in each industry the figures for hourly earnings in any occupation in an entire State may suffer somewhat in comparison with similar figures in the same occupation in another State if the data concerning the former apply to a late pay roll period and those of the latter to an early period While it has seemed necessary to point out the allowances that must be made in using the general tables in this report as the basis of generalizations or of comparisons between industries or between States it remains true that the information contained in them gathered with extreme care and covering more than 400 000 em ployees is of the greatest value for industrial and sociological pur in t r o d u c t io n 23 poses In dealing with large numbers the effect of minor discrepan cies is largely eliminated The figures here given may be absolutely relied upon as furnishing an accurate representation of a cross section of the industrial society of the United States at a given period In a general way moreover they furnish material on which generalizations and comparisons may be based provided no effort is made to em phasize minor differences There is only one way in which the weaknesses of a single survey like the present can he avoided There must be available the results of a number of similar surveys in the past from which normal standards of hours and wages may be established If such a standard basis of comparison were in existence the present report would furnish an interesting and valuable measure of the degree of abnormality of the period covered by the survey and with the possibility of using the proper correction for such abnormal conditions the present figures could be much more safely used as a guide for the immediate future than they can be in the absence of such correction While the results of the present survey especially need to be brought into comparison with similar figures for normal periods owing to the generally unsettled conditions of the time the same necessity exists only in a lesser degree in the case of any single survey however normal the period covered by it For it is hardly conceivable that at any one time all industries in all localities are running under normal conditions but in the absence of standards established by previous investigations no means exist for measuring the degree of abnormality or even for establishing the fact of its existence In other ways also the value of these studies would be greatly enhanced if the results of one survey could be brought into com parison with those of similar previous investigations To speak only of the items tabulated in the present volume it can readily be seen that the information as to hours and earnings of the employees of any occupation or locality is interesting and valuable in itself only as a representation of conditions existing at the time But both as a matter of historical interest and from a practical point of view it is even more important to know what changes in hours and earnings are taking place from year to year and that knowledge can be obtained only by means of periodical surveys of the industrial field How often such surveys should be undertaken depends somewhat upon the rapidity with which industrial changes are taking place Under conditions such as prevail to day a yearly survey would be none too frequent while in normal times two or even three years interval might be allowed to elapse between two successive studies of the same industry Of the 28 industries included in the present survey 10 as will be seen from the table on page 10 have been the objects of earlier 24 B U L L E T IN OF T H E BU REAU OF LABOR STATISTICS investigations by the Bureau In the case of 5 of these industries the last previous report is for 1915 for 3 it is for 1914 and for 2 it is for 1913 For all these 10 industries the information gathered to day acquires additional value because of the possibility of bringing it into comparison with similar information contained in the earlier reports It must be recognized however that as the length of time elapsing between two successive investigations of the same industry is in creased the value of the material for comparative purposes dimin ishes somewhat It may be added that the longer the interval between the surveys is made the greater becomes the difficulty and the expense involved in carrying them out For the other 18 indus tries included in this survey no basis for comparison exists and the information is valuable only as descriptive of present conditions and as furnishing a point of departure for comparative studies based on later investigations of the same industries No one will question the great need that exists for the accumula tion of a large body of accurate statistical information concerning the earnings and hours of employment of the wage earning people of the United States It will become more and more essential as time passes that the decision of all questions involving the economic well being of the laboring classes should rest not on guesswork or on ex parte statements whether of employers or of employees but on the accurate reliable and strictly impartial results of investigations such as the industrial survey Economic questions are bound to consti tute a constantly increasing share of the business coming before legislative and administrative bodies and the fundamental question underlying all specific economic and industrial problems has to do with the effect of the action under consideration upon the well being of the wage earning classes Congress in its deliberations upon the tariff or immigration or the Federal control or operation of industry State legislatures in outlining plans for workmen s compensation or industrial insurance or minimum wage laws for women Federal and State commissions in regulating the prices of commodities or services placed under their control or in seeking to reconcile con flicting claims of employers and employees as to hours wages or other conditions of employment all need the guidance of a carefully selected and clearly presented body of information concerning exist ing conditions on which to base their action The Bureau of Labor Statistics could render no greater service to the country than that of always having available for the use of such legislative and adminis trative officers a large body of up to date information on all matters pertaining to the economic condition of wage workers and their relations to their employers The industrial survey has brought together information concerning the hours and earnings of 404 758 wage earners distributed among 28 industries and 43 States Of the total number of employees IN TR O D U C TIO N are males and 85 812 are females In the general tables constituting the body of this report the information is presented in detail by occupation sex and State for each industry covered by the survey These general tables are preceded by two summary text tables I n the first one the data are assembled by industry and sex with all States combined in the second one the same informa tion is given b y sex for each State with all industries in the State combined Additional columns in the first table indicate how many States and how many employees are included in each industry similar columns in the second table indicate how many industries and how many employees are included in each State So large a number of employees is included in these summary tables that the figures here given may safely be regarded as fairly typical of the economic condition of the industrial population of the country at the time when the survey was made For close com parison however whether between industries occupations or locali ties based either on the summary tables or on the general tables all the disturbing factors pointed out earlier in the report must be borne in mind In order that the reader may have available the information needed to enable him to make proper allowance for these factors in using either the general or the summary tables a number of important details concerning the method in which the survey was carried out are herewith presented Table 3 presents a correlation of States and industries From this table the reader may readily ascertain either what industries were included in any State or what States were covered in any industry As an additional detail the sex of the employees is indi cated in the case of each item Thus UM F in the column headed Boxes paper and in the line beginning Connecticut indicates that both male and female employees in the paper box industry were scheduled in the State of Connecticut In the survey of the more highly centralized industries like the manufacture of automobiles clothing iron and steel pottery and rubber practically every State in which the industry is important has been included In widely scattered industries like the manufacture of brick chemical products confectionery and millwork many States in which the industries are found have necessarily been omitted It would throw some light on the representative character of the figures for each industry if it were possible to bring into comparison with the number of employees included in the survey in each State the total number in that State and also the number in the omitted States Unfor tunately the latest available figures for the number of employees in the different industries and States are so out of date that the use of them for this purpose would be misleading rather than informing In interpreting the figures for the different industries in the first summary table and especially for the different States in the second summary table these facts should be taken into consideration M M MF MF M F M M F M F M M M m f M F M M M M F M F M M M M F M F M F M M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M M F M F M F M F M F M F M M F M F M M F M F M F M M F M F M M F M F M M m M M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M M M M F M F M M M F M F M F M F M M F M M M M M M M M M M M M M Silk Pottery Overalls Mill work Other ma chinery 1M c a h in e tools Logging Leather Lumber M M M M M F M M M M M M M M F M M M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M M F M F M M F M F M F M F M M M F M M F M M M M F M F M F M M M M M F M F M F M M M M F M F M M M F M M m f M F M M M F M F M F M F M F M M F M F M M M F M F M F M M F M M M F M F M F M F M W r M M M M M F M F M F M F M F M F M MF M M F M M M F M F M M M F M M M M F M M M M F M M M F M F M F M F M F m f M F M F M F M F M M M F M F M F M M M M F M M F M F M F M F M M F M F M F M F M F M F M M F M F M F M F M M F M F M M M F M F M F M f M F ii M F M F M MF M M M M F M MF M F M F M F M F M F M MF M Iro n and steel Glass Hosiery and underwear Furniture Foundries Electrical machinery M F M F I M M M F M MF M M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M M F M F MF M M F MF M MF M F M F M M F M M F M M ii M F m f M F M F STATISTICS M M M M M M M M 1 i f LABOR M F M M F M F M M F M F M M F M F M F M M F M F M F M M MF MF M M MF M F M M M F M M M M M F M I s A h y O F M F M M F M BUREAU M M M M F M F M F M M 1 THE M F M F M M F M M M M M Confection ery Coal a M M M MF Clothing men s Cigars Chemicals Brick M F 0 3 1o o fe O F C 3 o 3 CORRELATION OF STATES AND INDUSTRIES BULLETIN Alabama Arkansas California J Colorado Gorrneotirtnt Delaware Florida Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa K ansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana N ew Hampshire N ew Jersey New Mexico New Y ork North Carolina Ohio Oklahom a Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina Tennessee T exas U tah Vermont Virginia W ashington W est Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming B o x e s 1 paper State A u to m o b ile s T able INTRODUCTION 27 In the following paragraphs are given a number of important details about tho conditions under which the survey of each industry was carried out In the case of any industry which comprises two or more generally recognized subdivisions the parts covered by the survey are enumerated The dates of the first and last pay roll periods included in each industry are given as well as the number of part time pay rolls from which information was taken and the States in which they are located Due consideration should be given to these facts in making use of the data given in the tables A more detailed account of the conditions prevailing in each industry at the time of the survey and the method in which the investigation of that industry was carried out will be found in the later volumes of the report dealing with the several industries separately A u t o m o b i l e s The manufacture of automobiles may be readily sub divided into two parts the manufacture of pleasure cars and the manufacture of commercial cars Of the 32 establishments covered in this investigation 13 manufactured only pleasure ears 14 only commercial cars while 5 manufactured both pleasure and com mercial cars The earliest schedule included in the survey of the automobile industry was for the pay roll period ending January and the latest for the period ending April No parttime pay rolls are included The industry as a whole was active at the time of the investigation with some increase of activity notice able during the progress of the survey P a p e r b o x e s In the manufacture of paper boxes two subdivisions are recognized depending on whether the product consists of folding boxes or set up boxes Of the 81 establishments covered by the survey 47 were manufacturing only set up boxes 15 only folding boxes while 19 manufactured both set up and folding boxes The earliest schedule included in the survey of the paper box industry was for the pay roll period ending January and the latest for the period ending May No part time pay rolls were in cluded Factories making set up boxes were very active while many of those manufacturing folding boxes were running rather light During the progress of the survey the industry was expanding B r i c k The earliest schedule included in the brick industry covered the pay roll period ending January while the latest was for the p iod ending May No part time pay rolls were in cluded The industry was extremely quiet and practically stationary throughout the period of the survey C a r s The investigation in the car industry was confined to estab lishments engaged in the manufacture of freight cars on a commercial basis The earliest schedule included in the survey was for the pay roll period ending February and the latest for the period ending May No part time pay rolls were included The 28 BU LLETIN OF T H E BU REAU OF LABOR STATISTICS condition of the industry was practically stationary during the period of the survey C h e m i c a l s Under this general heading the survey included estab lishments engaged in the manufacture of general chemicals explosives pigments fertilizers food products petroleum products soap and sugar The earliest schedule included in the survey was for the pay roll period ending September while the latest was for the period ending May Only 13 of the 166 schedules included in the tabulation were for periods antedating January No part time pay rolls were included During the period covered by the survey the activity of the industry in general was diminishing In some branches the contraction was quite rapid owing to the cancella tion of war contracts C i g a r s The material here presented on the cigar industry applies only to the manufacture of what are known in the trade as large cigars The earliest schedule was for the pay roll period ending January and the latest for the period ending May Four schedules of establishments working only five days a week were included These were all located in the East three in Massachusetts and one in Pennsylvania and reflect the curtailment of production in that section of the country that prevailed during the time of the survey In other parts of the co u n ty conditions were normal except that there was some falling off in demand owing to the ap proach of the date for enforcing prohibition M e n s c l o t h i n g The material included in this industry covers the manufacture of coats pants and vests for the trade The earliest sched ule included in the survey was for the pay roll period ending August 8 1918 while the latest was for the period ending March Of the 134 schedules included in the industry 29 were for periods earlier than January No schedules for part time pay rolls were included In general the survey covered a busy period in this indus try although toward the end of the period the industry was con tracting somewhat W o m e n s c l o t h i n g Under this general heading are included five subdivisions the products of which are respectively cloaks suits and skirts dresses and waists house dresses children s dresses and white goods The earliest schedule in any branch of the industry was for the pay roll period ending December while the latest was for the period ending April Only one schedule antedated January No schedules for part time pay roll periods were included The industry was very active during the period of the survey expanding somewhat from the beginning until near the end of the period C o a l m i n i n g The schedules for the coal mining industry cover both anthracite coal mining and bituminous coal mining All IN TR O D U C TIO N 29 schedules for anthracite mines were for the pay roll period ending January The earliest schedule for a bituminous mine was for the same date while the latest covered the period ending May During January February and March production fell off sharply while during April and May conditions in the industry were improving Many part time pay roll periods are included in the tabulation By States the condition of the industry at the time of the survey was approximately as follows One fourth to three fourths time Utah One fourth to fu ll time Colorado Illinois Indiana Iowa K entucky One half to fu ll time Alabama Kansas Maryland Missouri Pennsylvania Tennessee Virginia West Virginia Wyoming Three fourths to fu ll time New M exico Ohio Oklahoma C o n f e c t i o n e r y The earliest schedule in this industry was for the pay roll period ending January and the latest for the period ending June No part time pay rolls were included The industry was active during the entire period covered by the survey and expanding somewhat E l e c t r i c a l a p p a r a t u s Under this heading is included information concerning the manufacture of such electrical machinery as generators motors and transformers and such apparatus and supplies as tele phone equipment meters circuit breakers rheostats and wiring devices The earliest schedule was for the pay roll period of the month of November 1918 and the latest for the week ending May Only one schedule antedated January 1919 Only one part time pay roll was included That was for an establishment in Massachusetts The industry was in a stationary quiet condition during the period of the survey F o u n d r i e s The foundries from which data for the survey were obtained were for the most part departments of establishments using their own castings Automobiles were the final product of 1 of these establishments electrical apparatus of 2 typewriters of 2 machine tools of 5 cars of 6 and machinery of 134 The earliest schedule was for the pay roll period ending October and the latest for the period ending May Only 15 pay roll periods are included which antedated January Of these 8 fell in the month of December Part time pay roll periods were included as follows One in Maine two in New Hampshire one in Vermont one in Massachusetts one in Rhode Island three in New York one in Pennsylvania one in Delaware and one in Iowa The foundry industry in general was undergoing gradual contraction of business during the period covered by the survey F u r n i t u r e This survey of the furniture industry was confined to establishments engaged in the manufacture of plain or uphol stered wooden furniture The earliest schedule in the furniture S B U L L E T IN OF T H E BU REA U OF LABOR STATISTICS industry was for the pay roll period ending October and the latest for the period ending March Four schedules antedated December Nearly all of the pay roll periods fell in the months of December January and February No parttime pay rolls were included The condition of the industry was practically stationary and generally somewhat below normal during the period covered by the survey G l a s s The glass industry calls for subdivision according to the nature of the product The present survey includes establishments engaged in manufacturing the following articles Bottles lighting fixtures plate glass tableware and window glass The earliest schedule was for the pay roll period ending October and the latest for the period ending Ma y Only one schedule was for a period antedating January Part time pay rolls were included as follows Two in New York and one each in New Jersey and Pennsylvania The glass industry was somewhat stagnant during the first part of 1919 Later most forms of glass manufac turing showed a tendency to expand in volume The manufacture of bottles however suffered further contraction probably due to the approach of the time for the enforcement of prohibition H o s i e r y a r d u n d e r w e a r Of the 51 establishments from which in a formation was obtained for the hosiery and underwear industry 24 manufactured only hosiery 24 only underwear while 3 manufac tured both hosiery and underwear The earliest schedule was for the pay roll period ending December and the latest for the period ending May Only four schedules antedated January It was found necessary to include a considerable number of part time pay roll periods in the industry and a number of others in which a part of the plant was on short time By States the establishments were distributed as follows All occupations on short time Massachu setts 1 Connecticut 1 Michigan l North Carolina 2 Tennessee 1 some occupations on short time New Hampshire 1 Massachu setts 1 New York 1 Pennsylvania 2 Virginia 2 Tennessee 2 Ohio 2 Michigan 2 Wisconsin 1 As would be inferred from the number of part time pay rolls listed above the industry was in a very inactive condition There was not much change in that respect between the beginning and the end of the period covered by the survey I r o n a n d s te e l The departments of the iron and steel industry included in the survey are the following Blast furnaces Bessemer converters open hearth furnaces puddling mills blooming m ilk plate mills standard rail mills bar mills sheet mills and tinplate mills The earliest schedule was for the pay roll period ending October 2d 1918 except for one department of one plant dating from June 1918 and the latest for the period ending May 17 1919r IN T R O D U C T IO N a i Schedules for 33 of the 67 establishments included in the tabulation antedated January Of these 28 were for December 1 was for November and 3 were for October Part time pay rolls for one department only were taken in 9 establishments distributed as follows Two in Pennsylvania 5 in Ohio and 1 each in Illinois and Virginia The industry was running at high speed until the begin ning of 1919 after that time the rate of production fell off rapidly L e a t h e r The three divisions o f the leather industry represented in the present survey are the tanning of sole leather of upper leather calf and cow and of goat and kid skins The earliest schedule was for the pay roll period ending January and the latest for the period ending June No part time pay rolls were included The industry was in a practically stationary condition or slightly contracting during the period covered by the survey L o g g i n g The earliest schedule in the logging industry was for the pay roll period ending September and the latest for the period ending March Of the total number of schedules 26 antedated January No part time pay rolls were included The condition of the industry was practically stationary and generally somewhat below normal during the period covered by the survey L u m b e r s a w m i l l s The earliest schedule in the lumber industry was for the pay roll period ending September and the latest for the period ending April Of the total number of sched ules 45 antedated January No part time pay rolls were included The condition of the industry was practically stationary and generally somewhat below normal during the period covered by the survey M a c h in e s h o p s The machine shop products included in the survey have been grouped under two heads machine tools and other forms of machinery Moreover considerable machine shop work is found also in other industries covered by this investigation such as the manufacture of automobiles of cars of electrical ap paratus and of typewriters Where the term machinery is used in this report it is to be understood as referring to the industry here called Hother machinery M a c h i n e t o o l s The earliest schedule in the machine tool industry was for the pay roll period ending September and the latest for the period ending April All the pay roll periods except the one in April fell in the months of September October and November No part time pay rolls were included During the earlier months of the survey production was proceeding at top speed at the date of the last schedule the rate of production had fallen off materially a condition reflected principally in the laying off of night shifts 32 B U L L E T IN OF T H E BU REAU OF LABOR STATISTICS O th e r m a c h i n e r y Of the machine shop products grouped under the head of other machinery about 50 per cent were engines and pumps The other 50 per cent consisted of such heavy products as mining machinery ice making machines printing presses sugarmill machinery and textile machinery The earliest schedule was for the pay roll period ending October and the latest for the period ending May Of the 122 pay roll periods included in the survey only 10 antedated January Of these 7 were for December 2 for November and 1 was for October One part time pay roll was included in each of the following States New Hampshire New York Maryland Indiana Iowa In general the industry was contracting during the period covered by the sur vey and toward the end of the time conditions were considerably below normal M illw orlc The earliest schedule taken in the millwork industry was for the pay roll period ending September and the latest for the period ending April Of the 105 schedules taken for the survey 53 antedated January Of these 47 were for pay roll periods in December No part time pay rolls were included The industry increased in activity during the latter part of the period covered by the survey O v e r a l l s So far as possible the information compiled for the overalls industry was limited to employees engaged directly upon overalls In a few establishments however where overalls were the chief product but khaki or cottonade work pants or work shirts were also made it was impossible to segregate the overalls employees The earliest schedule in the industry was for the pay roll period ending January and the latest for the period ending June Of the 131 pay rolls included only 7 antedated the second half of March One part time pay roll in New York was taken and a few other establishments w rere included in which the usual Satur day half holiday had been lengthened to include the whole day The industry was going through a dull period due to the termina tion of war orders but toward the end of the period was gradually getting back to normal conditions P a p e r a n d p u l p The survey of the paper and pulp industry included the manufacture of news print wrapping and blotting paper book paper and writing paper The earliest schedule was for the pay roll period ending October and the latest for the period ending May Of the 86 schedules included in the survey only 11 antedated January No part time pay rolls were included Owing to war time restrictions the industry was quiet during the early part of the survey After the first of January there was a slow but constant increase in activity until the end of the period covered by the survey IN TR O D U C TIO N 33 Pottery The earliest schedule included in the pottery industry covered the pay roll period ending March while the latest was for the period ending June No part time pay rolls were included The condition of the industry was normal Rubber goods Of the several branches of the manufacture of rubber goods four were included in the survey viz The manufacture of tires and tubes of hose of boots and shoes and of mechanical goods The earliest schedule was for the pay roll period ending November and the latest for the period ending April Of the 24 schedules included only 3 and part of a fourth antedated January The only part time pay roll was for an establishment in Con necticut The different branches of the industry showed different conditions of activity during the period of the survey The rubbershoe industry was dull and stationary the mechanical rubber goods part of the industry was somewhat more active but about stationary while the rubber tire industry entered upon a period of rapid expansion immediately after the signing of the armistice S ilk goods The investigation of the manufacture of silk goods was confined to the manufacture of broad silk and narrow or ribbon silk Silk throwing at the one end and dyeing and finishing at the other are both included The earliest schedule was for the pay roll period ending September and the latest for the period ending May All but four of the schedules fall in the months of December and January Only one part time pay roll was included That was for an establishment located in New Jersey In that establishment the usual half day on Saturday was not being worked In several other establishments one or two occupations were working slightly less than full time The conditions of production of the industry were considerably below normal There was very little change in that respect during the period covered by the survey Typewriters In default of a general term to describe the varieties of products included in this group the name of the most important single one has been applied to the group as a whole In addition to the manufacture of typewriters there is included the manufacture of adding machines computing machines and cash registers The ear liest schedule covered the pay roll period ending January 9 1919 and the latest one the period ending May Two part time pay rolls both for establishments located in Pennsylvania were included The industry was expanding with considerable rapidity during the period covered by the survey In the following table the information given in some detail by industries in the preceding paragraphs has been brought together and tabulated by States The data for male and female employees are given separately Detailed information is added concerning the dis tribution by months of the pay roll periods included in the survey of each State The date used in determining the distribution by months 34 B U L L E T IN OF T H E BU REA U OF LABOR STATISTICS was the date of the close of the pay roll period In the first column of the table appears the number of industries included in each State in the second the total number of schedules for full time pay rolls and in the third the number of schedules forpart time pay rolls The re maining columns show by States the number of pay roll periods ending in each specified month These facts need to be considered in using the figures of Table 6 as the basis of close comparisons between differ ent States but broad generalizations are justifiable without regard to these modifying factors in the case of States represented by a con siderable number of industries In general the larger the number of industries in a State the more representative are the figures 4 N U M BER OF IN D U S T R IE S N U M B E R OF SC H E D U L E S F O R FULL TIM E PA Y R OLLS A N D PART TIM E P A Y ROLLS A N D D IST R IB U T IO N OF P A Y R O LLS B Y MONTHS FOR EACH STATE T able M ALE EM PLOYEES Number of Pay roll periods ending in each specified month Schedules for In dus tries Full time pay rolls Alabama Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming All States Parttime June Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May June pay rolls U One department only I x coo States I IN TR O D U C TIO N T a b l e 4 N U M B E R O F IN D U S T R IE S N U M B E R OF SC H E D U L E S FO R FULL TIM E P A Y RO LLS A N D PART TIM E P A Y ROLLS A N D D IS T R IB U T IO N OF P A Y R O L L S B Y M ONTHS FO R EACH ST A T E C oncluded FEM ALE EM PLOYEES Number of States Schedules for In dus F u ll tries tim e pay rolls Parttime June Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May June pay rolls 1 Alabama California Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island Tennessee Texas V erm on t Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin All States Pay roll periods ending in each specified month In tables 5 and 6 are given for all the employees included in the survey the facts as to hours worked and earnings received as those terms have been defined on pages 13 to 19 In both tables the data are given separately for male and female employees In Table 5 the employees are grouped by industries all States being combined while in Table 6 the same employees are grouped by States with all industries combined In both tables pay roll periods of all lengths have been thrown together as nearly all of the items are so large and include data from such a variety of pay rolls that the disturbing effect of a single factor like the length of the pay roll period is largely eliminated Table 3 shows that in 7 of the 28 industries included in the survey no women were employed or so few as to make their tabulation inadvisable In three metal working industries foundries iron and 36 BULLETIN OF TH E BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS steel and machine tools so few women were found that the resulting tabulated data is inadequate to insure typical representation On the other hand w rhile there is on the list no industry employing women only there are six in which the number of females exceeds the number of males In only one of these the manufacture of overalls is the number of men less than 1 000 The 358 employees listed in this industry for the whole country are hardly sufficient in number to justify the use of the resulting tabulation data as typical Apart from these four items female employees in the foundry iron and steel and machine tool industries and males in the overalls industry enough employees are included in every group in the table to make the results fairly representative T able AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS W O R K ED PER W E E K D A Y AND EARNINGS PER HOUR W O R K E D B Y S E X OF EMPLOYEES AND B Y INDUSTRY Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num age hours Num ber of Sex and industry ber of em work ed States ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over Aver age earn ings per Un hour der work 20 ed cts Employees whose earnings per hour worked were and and and and and un un un un un der der der der der cts cts cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der 1 SI and un der and un der and and 2 un un and der der over MALES T otal ii INTRODUCTION Automobiles Boxes paper Brick Cars Chemicals Cigars Clothing men s Clothing women sCoal Anthracite Bituminous Confectionery Electrical machinery Foundries Furniture Glass Hosiery and under wear Iron and steel Leather Logging Lumber Machine shops Machine tools Other machinery Millwork Overalls Paper and p u lp Pottery Rubber Silk Typewriters OO r able 5 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED ttO tJR S W ORK ED PER WEEK D A f AND EARNINGS PER HOUR W O R K E D B Y S E X OF EM PLOYEES A D B Y INDUST RY concluded Sex and industry Num Num ber of ber of em States ploy ees Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age hours work ed and and and and and and 12 per Un and and un un un un un un and der un un week 4 der der der der der der der der over day Automobiles Boxes paper Chemicals Cigars Clothing men s Clothing women Confectionery Electrical machinery Foundries Furniture Olass Hosiery and under wear If on and steel Leather Machine tools Overalls Paper and pulp Pottery Rubber Silk Typewriters Total Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Un and and and and and atid der un un un un un un 16 der der der der der der 25 50 cts 20 SO 40 60 cts cts cts cts cts cts m Aver age earn ings per hour work ed and and and cts 1 un un un and and der der der un un der der cts cts cts Si i and 1 50 un and der over IN TR O D U C TIO N 39 The grouping of employees by States in Table 6 gives somewhat more uneven results As the survey was planned primarily by indus tries and not by States different States are represented by very unequal numbers of industries As may be seen from an examina tion of the table there were 5 States in which no schedules were taken In the tabulation of male employees 3 States are represented by one industry 6 by two industries 3 by three industries and 7 by four industries that is out of the 43 States listed 19 are represented by less than five industries each In the section of the table devoted to female employees figures are given only for 33 States since in the remaining 10 States no women were found in any number in the industries studied Of these 33 States 6 are represented by one industry 6 by two industries 3 by three industries and 4 by four industries or a total of 19 States which are represented by fewer than five industries each In using the figures relating to States represented by a small number of industries it is essential that due attention should be paid to the particular industries involved and the conditions under which they were operating at the time of the survey By reference to Table 3 it is possible to ascertain what industries are included in each State and from Table 5 what the general condition of hours and earnings in each industry was At the same time the fact that a State is represented by a small number of industries is itself an indi cation of the small part that manufacturing plays in the industrial life of that State The figures in the table are indicative of condi tions in the State so far as the kind of industries included in the survey is concerned but because by far the larger part of the indus trial life of the State is outside the range of the present survey it can not be claimed that the figures represent general industrial conditions in the State The predominantly manufacturing States of the East and Middle West on the other hand are represented by such large numbers of industries and employees that no hesitation need be felt in using the figures for those States as typical of general industrial conditions T a b l e 6 A VER AG E AND CLASSIFIED HOURS W ORK ED PER W E E K D AY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR W O R K E D B Y SE X OF EM PLOYEES AN D BY STATE O Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Un der 20 cts 90 cts and and and and and i and un un un un un der der der der der over and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 40 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts C and un der 50 cts BULLETIN Sex and State Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Aver age age Num Num hours earn ber of ber of work ings in em per ed dus ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 12 hour tries ees week der un un un un un un un un and work day 4 der der der der der der der der over ed O F M ALE S j STATISTICS i 21 1 17 j I j 336 2i i i j ll LABOR S O F I ll i BUREAU California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island THE Alabama South Carolina Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Total Per cent of to ta l i i C 1 i Less than one half of 1 per cent INTRODUCTION TABLE 6 AVE R A G E AND CLASSIFIED HOURS W O RK ED PER W E E K D AY AN D EARNINGS PER HOUR W O R K E D B Y S E X OF EM PLOYEES AN D B Y STATE Concluded fc Aver age earn ings per hour work ed U n der 16 cts 16 and un der 20 cts 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts and un der 80 cts and un der 90 cts cts and and and 1 50 un un un der der and der over 1 FEMALES C 1 1 Less than one half of 1 per cent STATISTICS LABOR O F BUREAU THE Alabama California Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Illinois Indiana Iow a Kansas K entucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri New Hampshire New Jersey New Y ork North Carolina Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island Tennessee T exas Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia W isconsin T otal Percent of total BULLETIN O F Sex and State Employees whose average hours worked per week Aver day for the pay roll period were age N um Num hours ber of ber of work em ed inand and 12 and dus ploy per U n and and un un and and un and and der un un un un un tries ees week 4 der der der der der der der der over day rfx C GENERAL TABLE The information concerning hours and wages summarized by indus tries in Table 5 and by States in Table 6 is presented in detail in the following general table In this table the industries follow one another in alphabetical order Under each industry are listed alpha betically the occupations included in the survey and under each occupation the States for which data concerning that occupation were tabulated In some industries the choice of occupation terms presented difficulties either because of the lack of any specific term in general use or because the same occupation was known by differ ent names in different parts of the country In other instances em ployees carrying on essentially the same kind of work and receiving practically the same scale of earnings have been grouped together under one common term in spite of the fact that they have dis tinctive names in the industrial world A detailed statement of the principles governing the selection of occupation terms and the mean ing of each term as used in this report would be too long to include in the present volume The subject will be fully treated in later volumes dealing with the several industries separately For the great majority of the occupations however the terms are here used as they are commonly known and understood in the industrial world In these tables the information is presented separately for pay roll periods of different lengths For reasons that have been devel oped in detail in the earlier part of this report close comparisons be tween the hours of different occupations or localities should be made only on the basis of pay roll periods of approximately the same length one week pay rolls with one week pay rolls and so on In general no generalizations or comparisons should be made on the basis of the figures given in the table without constant reference to the limitations under which they may properly be used as pointed out in the preceding pages AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY IN AUTOMOBILES Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Un der 35 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 55 cts 55 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 65 cts 65 and un der 70 cts and un der 40 cts and un der 45 cts 70 and un der 75 cts 75 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts SI and and un over der 1 BUREAU A X L E A SS E M B L E R S Two weeks and one half month Michigan Ohio Wisconsin Total Grand total STATISTICS 10 Total LABOR 2 2 2 O F One week Indiana New York Ohio Other States THE Aver age earn ings per hour work ed O F Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em lish ploy ed U n and and and and and and and and 12 per der un un un un un un un un and ments week 4 der der der der der der der der over day BULLETIN MALES BACK HANGERS AND TRIMMERS TRIM SHOP One week Indiana Michigan New York Ohio Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Michigan Ohio W isconsin i ii Total Grand to ta l i SO t BENCH H A N D S M A C H IN E SH O P One week Indiana Michigan New York Ohio Pennsylvania Other States Total Grand total Total Two weeks and one half month Michigan Ohio W isconsin i i i j AUTOMOBILES Or AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were U n der 35 ets 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 55 cts 55 and un der 60 cts and un der 45 cts 60 and un der 65 cts and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 75 cts 75 and un der 80 cts and un der 90 cts 90 cts 1 and and un over der Total Grand total STATISTICS Two weeks and one half month Michigan Ohio W isconsin LABOR Total 3 2 2 O F One week Illinois Indiana Michigan New York O h io P enn sylvan ia BUREAU BL A C K S M IT H S THE 35 and un der 40 cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em ed lish ploy per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments der un un un un un un un un and week 4 der der der der der der der der over day BLACKSMITHS HELPERS One week Illinois Michigan New York O h io Pennsylvania Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Michigan Ohio Wisconsin so j I i Grand total J BLOCK D Y N AM O M E T ER AND SILEN T R O O M T E S T E R S One week Illinois Indiana New York Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Michigan Ohio Wisconsin i J SO I Total j Grand total I AUTOMOBIUES Total AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OP EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued IN 00 MALES C on tin ued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were U n der 35 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 55 cts 55 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 65 cts 65 and un der 70 cts and un der 75 cts 75 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts cts SI and and un over der 1 THE 35 and un der 40 cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Average Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab ern ed lish ploy per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments der un un un un un un un un and week der der der der der der der der over day BOR IN G M IL L HANDS AND O P ER ATO RS M A C H IN E SHO P Total Two weeks and one half month Michigan Ohio Wisconsin Total Grand total STATISTICS LABOR O F BUBEAU One week TnHiq nfl Michigan New York Ohio Pennsylvania Other States CHASSIS ASSEMBLERS One week Illinois Indiana Minhigan New York Ohio Pennsylvania Total Grand total T otal Grand total j oil Two weeks and one half month Michigan Ohio Wisconsin CHIPPERS ROUGH GRINDERS SAN D B L A S T E R S TtJM BLERS AND C LEAN ER S S AUTOMOBILES 16 Total Total One week Illinois Indiana Michigan New York Ohio Other States Two weeks and one half month Michigan Ohio Wisconsin I r CD AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued 1 0 m THE COLOR AND FIlttSH VARNISfiERS PAINT SHOP Grand total CUSHION BUILDERS TRIM SHOP One week Illinois Indiana Oth States Total lJ m S T A T IS T I C S Total LABOR Two weeks and one half month Michigan Ohio Wisconsin O F 171 1 otal i l 90 I p 8 4 BUREAU One week Illinois J diana Michigan New York Ohio Pennsylvania O F Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Avfei agg eathings SO V5 t ef tin and and and and and and and and and and cts 1 hour der un un un un un un un un un un and and work 35 der der der der der der der der der der un over 80 ed bts dfer 55 70 CtS cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 BU LL E TIN Pay toll period and Ideality Employees Whose average hours worked per week day for th e pay toll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of wofkestab em ed lish ploy per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments der un un un un un un un un and week der der der der der der der der over day Two weeks and one half month Michigan Wisconsin Other States Total Grand total C U T T E R S T R IM SH O P One week Other States Two weeks and one half month Michigan Wisconsin Other States Total Grand total D R ILL PR ESS H AN D S AN D O P E R A T O R S One week Illinois Indiana Michigan New York Ohio Pennsylvania Total Two weeks and one half month Michigan Ohio Wisconsin Total Grand total 1 1 5 SO A U T O M O B IU B S Total Ol AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR AVORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued 10 M ALE S Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 50 and un der 55 cts 55 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 65 cts 65 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 75 cts 75 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts cts 1 and and un over der 1 THE U n and and and der un un un 35 der der der cts cts cts cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BU LL E TIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees per der un un un un un un un un and week 4 der der der der der der der der over day FINAL A SSEM B L ER S INCLUDING B O D Y A S S E M B L E R S AND W IR E M E N Total Grand total S T A T IS T IC S LABOR O F Total Two weeks and one half month Michigan Ohio Wisconsin BUREAU One week Illinois Indiana Michigan New York Ohio Pennsylvania FRAME ASSEMBLERS AND RIVETERS One week Illinois Indiana New York Ohio Pennsylvania Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Michigan Ohio W isconsin i Grand total GEAR CUTTER H AN D S AND O P E R A T O R S One week Michigan Ohio Other States Total i Two weeks and one half month Michigan Ohio Other States i B Total Grand total A U T O M O B IL E S Total Cl CO AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued Or MALES Continued Total Two weeks and one half month Michigan Ohio Wisconsin Total Grand total cts L and and un over der and un der 90 cts and un der 80 cts and Un der 75 cts and un der 70 cts and un der 65 cts STATISTICS and un der 60 cts LABOE operators 50 and un der 55 cts O F U n and and and der un un un 35 der der der cts cts cts cts BUREAU One week Indiana Michigan New Y o r k Ohio Pennsylvania Other States Employees whose earnings per hour worked were THE g r ix d in g m a c h in e h a n d s a n d Aver age earn ings jper hour work ed BULLETIN O F Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed U n and and and and and and and and 12 per der un un un un un un un un and ments ees week 4 der der der der der der der der over 6 day HARDENERS AND FURNACE TENDERS HEAT TREATING One week Tndfar a r Michigan Other States Two weeks and one half month Michigan Other S ta te s Total T o t a l Grand total One week Illinois Tnriigmfl Michigan New Y o r k Ohio Pennsylvania Total Two weeks and one half month Michigan Ohio Wisconsin A U T O M O B IL E S LABO R ER S Total Grand total Or AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS VORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued vj 05 M AXES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Un der 35 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 55 cts 55 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 65 cts 65 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 75 cts and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts 1 and and un over der 11 THE 35 and un der 40 cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed B U LL E TIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work 10 estab em ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 12 un ments and week der un un un un un un der un over day 4 der der der der der der 11 der L ATH E H AN D S A N D O P E R A T O R S Total Two weeks and one half month Michigan Ohio W isconsin Total Grand total S T A T IS T IC S LABOK O F BUBEAU One week Illinois Indiana Michigan New York Ohio Pennsylvania MACHINE SETTERS One week New York Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Michigan Ohio Wisconsin Total Grand total SO A U T O M O B IL E S M A C H IN IST S AND M A C H IN E R EPAIR M EN One week Illinois Indiana Michigan New York Ohio Pennsylvania Two weeks and one half month Michigan W isconsin Other States Total Total Grand total SO AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were U n der 35 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 55 cts and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 65 cts 65 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 75 cts 75 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts cts ii and and un over der T otal Two weeks and one half month Michigan O h io Wisconsin Total Grand total S T A T IS T I C S LABOR O F One week Illinois Indiana Michigan N ewY ork Ohio Pennsylvania BUREAU M IL LIN G M ACH IN E H AN D S AND O PE R ATO R S THE 35 and un der 40 cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BU LL E TIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em ed lish ploy per Un a ad and and and and and and and 12 and ments week der un un un un un un un un over day 4 der der der der der der der der MOTOR ADJUSTERS AND REPAIRMEN TESTING One week Wisconsin Total Grand total Michigan New York Ohio Other States Total Two weeks and one half motith Michigan M O TO R AND TR A NS M IS SIO N AS S E M B L E R S AND BEAR ING S C R A P E R S One week Indiana Michigan New York Ohio Pennsylvania Total Two weeks and one half month Michigan Ohio W isconsin Total Grand total is AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued O MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 55 cts 55 and un der 60 cts and un der 65 cts 65 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 75 cts 75 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts i and and un der over n THE 35 and un der 40 cts O F Aver age earn ings per U n hour der work 35 cts ed B U LL E TIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over PACK ER S AND FURNACE HELPERS H E A T T E S T IN G BUREAU 1 One week All States Two weeks and one half month All States Total SO O F LABOR PAINT SHOP H A N D S GEN ER AL Total Two weeks and one half moni h Michigan Ohio S T A T IS T IC S One week Illinois Indiana Michigan New York Ohio Pennsylvania Wisconsin Total Grand total PLAINER AND SH A P ER H A N D S AND O PE R ATO R S Total Two weeks and one half month Michigan Wisconsin Other States Total Grand total v Total Grand total Total Two weeks and onc half month Michigan W isco n sin Other States i PUNCH PRESS HANDS AND O PER A TO RS IN CLUDING BR O A CH IN G One week Indiana Michigan New York Ohio Other States A U T O M O B IL E S One week Indiana Michigan Ohio Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued O to MALES Continued Pay roll period and locality Num ber of estab lish ments Num ber of em ploy Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age hours work ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 der un un un un un un un un and week 4 der der der der der der der der over day W Em ployees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver d age earn ings per hour and and un over der 1 Un and and and and and and and and and and cts der un un un un un un un un un un work 35 der der der der der der der der der der ed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts H i a H ROAD AND F IN A L T E S T E R S W d One week Illinois Indiana Michigan New York Ohio Pennsylvania Total Two weeks and one half month Michigan Ohio W isconsin Total Grand total P W t ui BOUGH STUFF AND VARNISH RUBBERS PAINT SHOP One week Michigan New York Other States fi SO t Total Two weeks and one half month Michigan Ohio Wisconsin Grand total SCR EW M ACH IN E B A N D S AND O PE R ATO R S One week tnHift nq Michigan New York Ohio Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Michigan O h io Wisconsin Total Grand total AUTOMOBILES Total C5 CO AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 55 cts and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 65 cts 65 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 75 cts 75 and un der 80 cts and un der 90 cts 90 cts 1 and and un over der 1 THE 35 and un der 40 cts Un der 35 cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Average Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em ed lish ploy per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments der un un un un un un un un and week 4 der der der der der der der der over day SHE ET M E T A L W O R K E R S Total Grand total Total Two weeks and one half month Michigan Ohio Wisconsin STATISTICS LABOR O F 12 2 BUREAU One week Illinois Indiana New York Ohio Pennsylvania Other States SMALL PARTS ASSEMBLERS One week Two weeks and one half month Michigan Ohio Wisconsin r Total Grand total SO T otal Ohio Other States One week Michigan Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Michigan Grand total AUTOMOBILES SP R A Y E R S PA IN T SH O P C Cn AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued C 05 MALES Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked were U n der 35 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 55 cts 55 and un der 60 cts 70 and un der 75 cts 90 cts 1 and and un over der 1 60 and un der 65 cts 65 and un der 70 cts and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts THE 35 and un der 40 cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of estab em work ed lish ploy per U n and and and and and and and and 12 der un un un un un un un un and ments week 4 der der der der der der der der over day ST R IPER S AND M O N O G R A M M EN AND LE TT E R E R S PAIN T SH O P 1 Total Two weeks and one half month Michigan Ohio Wisconsin Total Grand total STATISTICS LABOR O F BUREAU One week Indiana Michigan Ohio Pennsylvania TOOLMAKERS DIB MAKERS AND DIESINKERS One week r Michigan New York Ohio Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Miohigan Ohio Wisconsin Grand to ta l U T O P B U IL D E R S T R IM SH O P One week Tn iq nq Michigan New York Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Michigan W isconsin Other States T o ta l Grand total U 38 9 AUTOMOBILES T otal AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SE3t AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued a oo FEMALES Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts and un der 55 cts 55 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 65 cts 65 and un der 70 cts BENCH HANDS M ACHINE SHOP Total Grand total DRILL PRESS HANDS AND O PERATORS One week All States STATISTICS 25 LABO R 2 Two weeks and one half month Michigan Other States O F BENCH HANDS T R IM SH OP One week All States and un c t s der and 80 over cts BUREAU Two weeks and one half month All States and un der 75 cts TH E 35 and un der 40 cts 5 Un der 25 cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work em ed lish ploy per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments der un un un un un un un un and week 4 der der der der der der der der over day Two weeks and one half month Michigan Other States Total ft fl 4 7 Grand total S GEAR CUTTER H ANDS AND OPER ATO RS Two weeks and one half month All States m GRINDING M A CH IN E O PER ATORS Two weeks and one half month Michigan Other States Total Grand total I SO i I 1 I I 1 1 A U T O M O B IL E S One week All States LATHE H ANDS AND O PER ATORS One week Indiana Other States Total Two weeks and one half month All States Grand total SSft C CD AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued O FEMALES Concluded whose earnings per hour worked were 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 55 cts 55 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 65 cts 65 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 75 cts 75 and 80 un cts der and 80 over cts THE 40 and un der 45 cts O F Employees Aver age earn ings per Un and and and hour der un un un work 25 der der der 40 cts 30 35 ed cts cts cts BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em ed lish ployper U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments der un un un un un un un un and week 4 der der der der der der der der over day u M ILLIN G M ACH IN E O PE R ATO R S j Total LABOR 2 Grand total O F Two weeks and one half month All S ta tes BUREAU One week Indiana Other States Two weeks and one half month All S tates I j STATISTICS M O T O R AND T R A N S M IS SIO N A SSE M B L E R S AND BEA R IN G S C R A PER S SCREW MACHINE OPERATORS One week Other States Tattfl Two weeks and one half month All States Grand total SE W IN G M ACH INE OPERATORS T R IM SHOP Total Two weeks and one half month Michigan Ohio Wisconsin Total Grand total AUTOMOBILES One week Illinois Indiana other states SM A LL P A R T S A S S E M B L E R S One week All S ta te s Two weeks and one half month Michigan Other S ta te s Total Grand total AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued J BOXES PAPER Employees whose earnings per hour worked were U n der 10 cts 10 and un der 12 cts 14 and un der 16 cts and un der 18 cts 18 and un der 20 cts 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 1 2 ll 1 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 50 cts 2 30 and un der 35 cts 5 1G and un der 60 cts 60 cts and over BUREAU 12 and un der 14 cts BENDERS UP SET U P AND FO LD ING One week A ll States THE Aver age earn ings per hour work ed O F Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em ed lish ploy per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments der un un un un un un un un and week 4 der der der der der der der der over day BULLETIN MALES i O F CLO SER S AND IN SP EC TO R S S E T U P Total SO CU TTERS AND CREASERS FO LD IN G One week Connecticut Illinois Massachusetts Michigan Missouri New Jersey New York SO STATISTICS 5 1 LABOR One week New York Other States IS C U TT E R S SC O R E R S A N D C O R N ER C U T T E R S S E T U P One week fY nne r f ieilt Illinois Massachusetts Michigan Total Two weeks New Jersey Ohio Other States Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio Pp rmsylva Tiifl W isconsin Total Grand total A DIE M A K ER S A N D P R E S S M E N FO L D IN G One week Connecticut Illinois Massachusetts Michigan New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania Wisconsin Other States Total BOXES PAPER AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK BAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked were un un un un un un un un un un un cts der der der der der der der der der der der and over 40 cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts Un and and and and and and and and and and and der 10 THE GLUING M ACH INE O PE R A TO RS FO LD IN G Total BUEEAU One week Michigan New Jersey W isconsin Other States O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em ed lish ployand and and and and 12 per Un un un un un un and and and and der ments un un un week 4 der der der der der der der der over day O F LABORERS SET U P AN D FO LD IN G i Total Two weeks All States T rand total i STATISTICS LABOE One week OfYnnfiflfi m it Illinois Massfrnhnsp tts Michigan Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania Wisnnnsin SCRAPPERS FOLDING One week Connecticut Massachusetts Michigan New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania Other States Total One week I llin o is Massachusetts New York W isconsin Other States Total Two weeks All States I U Grand total I FEMALES BENDERS UP S E T U P AND FO LD ING One week Illinois Massachusetts New Jersey New York Ohio Other States Total G aaava s a x o a S T A Y E R S S E T U P A N D F O L D IN G AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued J 0 FEMALES Continued BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality O F TUB Employees whose average hours worked per week Employees whose earnings per hour worked were day for the pay roll period were AverAverage Num Num hours ber of ber of work mgs estab em per Un and and and and and and and and and and and 60 ed lish Ployand and 12 per Un un un and and and and and and and hour der un un un un un un un un un un an cts un un ments week der der der un un un der un der over work 10 der der der der der der der der der der der and 4 der der der der ed over day 30 cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts C LO SE R S AND IN S P E C T O R S S E T U P Two weeks All States COVERERS S E T U P One week Connecticut Illinois Massachusetts Michigan Grand total STATISTICS LABOR O F Total BUREAU One week Illinois Massachusetts Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania W isconsin Other States Missouri N ew Jersey N ew York Ohio Pennsylvania Wisconsin Total Two weeks New Jersey Ohio Other States S Total Grand total CUTTERS AND CR EASER S FOLDING Total A C U TT E R S SC O R E R S A N D CO R N ER C U T T E R S S E T U P One week Connecticut Illinois Massachusetts N ew York Other States Total SO l i 1 j j lj 1 BOXES PAPER One week Missouri New York Ohio Pennsylvania Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued rj 00 FEM ALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Un der 10 cts 16 and un der 18 cts and un der 20 cts 20 and un der 25 cts and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 50 cts Two weeks New J e rse y Ohio Other S ta te s Total Total Grand total STATISTICS O F One week Connecticut Illinois Massachusetts Michigan Missouri New J e rse y New York Ohio Pennsylvania Wisconsin BUREAU GLU ERS O FF SE T U P 50 and 60 un cts der and 60 over cts LABOR 14 and un der 16 cts THE 12 and un der 14 cts 1 10 and un der 12 cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of estab em work lish ploy ed Un and and and and and and and and 12 per ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over GLUING MACHINE OPERATORS FOLDING One week C onnecticut Illinois Massachusetts Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio Other S tates Total SO LABORERS S E T U P AND F O LD IN G Total Two weeks All States Grand total PAPER BOXES One week Illinois Massachusetts New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania Other States SCRAPPERS FO LD IN G One week Illinois Missouri Ohio Other States Total C D AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Un der 10 cts 12 and un der 14 cts 14 and un der 16 cts 16 and un der 18 cts 18 and un der 20 cts 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts and un der 50 cts 50 and 60 un cts der and 60 over cts THE 10 and un der 12 cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours i ber of ber of work estab em ed Un and and and and and and and and 12 lish ploy per monts ees week der un un un un un un un un and 4 der der der der der der der der over day ST A Y E R S SE T U P A N D F O L D IN G Total Two weeks Michigan Ohio Other States Grand total Total n STATISTICS LABOR O F BUREAU One week Connecticut Illinois Massachusetts Michigan Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania W isconsin STRIPPERS AND TOP AND BOTTOM PAPERERS SET UP One week io Total Two weeks New Jersey Ohio Other States Total Grand total W t TA BLE W O R K E R S S E T U P A N D FO L D IN G One week Connecticut Illinois Massachusetts Michigan Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania Wisconsin T o ta l Two weeks New Jersey Ohio Other S ta te s Total Grand total BOXES PAPER Massachusetts Michigan Missouri N ew Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania W isconsin AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAT AND EARNINGS PER HQUR WORKED BY S X AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Contipued Q C FEMALES Concluded E m ployees whose earnings per hour worked were 12 and un der 14 cts 14 and un der 16 cts a n d and un un der der 20 18 cts cts 2Q and un der 2 cts 29and un der 30 cts 30 anct unr der 35 cts and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 50 cts 50 and 60 un ets der and 60 over cts THE 10 and un der 12 cts 1 Un der 10 cts O F A ver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num Jiours ber of ber of estabT em work JQ U lish ploy ed Un and and and and and and and and 1 per ments ees week der un un un un un un un Un and 4 der der der der der der der der QYpr day u 12 TURNERS IN SET UP Total Two weeks Ohio Other States Total Grand total I STATISTICS LABOR id 6 3 1 BUBEAW E One week Connecticut Illinois Massachusetts New J e rse y New York O h i o Pennsylvania Other S ta tes MINORS M A L E S A N D F E M A L E S BENDERS UP S E T U P AND F O LD IN G One week Illinois New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Other States Total CLOSERS AND IN SPE C TO R S SE T U P Total W BOXES PAPER One week Illinois New York Pennsylvania W isconsin Other States CO VER ER S S E T U P One week All States l SO G L U E R S O F F S E T U P One week Connecticut Massachusetts Pennsylvania W isconsin Other States Total AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued 00 MINORS MALES AND FEMALES Concluded whose earnings per hour worked were and and and and and and and and 60 un un un un un un un un cts der der der der der der der der and over cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts O F 11 Employees Aver age earn ings per Un and and and un un un hour der work 10 der der der 14 16 cts 12 cts cts cts ITIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of estab em work ed Un and and and and and and and and 12 lish ployper der un un un un un un un un and ments week 4 der der der der der der der der over day THE L ABORERS SET U P AND FO LD ING i l 24 Total LABOR O F BUREAU One week Connecticut Massachusetts New York Pennsylvania W isconsin Other States SCR APPER S FO LD IN G lj Z0 284 f STRIPPER S AND TOP AND B O T T O M PAPERERS SE T U P One week Connecticut Illinois Massachusetts Missouri S T A T IS T IC S One week All States New York Wisconsin Other States Total t f T ABL E W O R K E R S SE T U P AN D F O LD IN G One week Illinois T New York W isconsin Other States Total Grand total T U R N E R S IN SE T U P One week Connecticut Illinois Massachusetts New York u h io Pennsylvania Other States Total BOXES PAPER Two weeks Other States Ox AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued 90 BRICK AND TILE Aver Employees who e earnings per hour worked were age earn ings Un and and apd and and der un un un un un 30 der der der der der cts cts cts cts cts cts 55 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 65 cts 65 an4 un der 70 cts 7Q and un der 75 cts 75 m m d and 90 cts un Un and 1 der der un and 80 90 der over cts cts 1 BUREAU I 1 X Total Q I Grand to ta l i Q6 1 1 I I U 8 1 X I STATISTICS Total Two weeks and one half month California Iowa Michigan M issouri Ohio Pennsylvania Other States 4 LABOR P B H IP K m c p i N J S T E N D E R S One week Illinois Indiana o w a Missouri New Jersey and New York Pennsylvania Other States THE per hour work ed or F y pqll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked pep week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em IQ 11 ed Un and 5 lish ploy 12 per der un and and and and and and and and ments un un un un un un un week 4 der der der der der der der der over day BULLETIN MALES GRINDING MACHINE TENDERS Q TQtal T wq weeks and one half month California Iowa Michigan Missouri OJjio Pennsylvania Ot ep sta te s in 3p Total Grand to ta l i 1 1 Iowa I J i K ILN FIR E M E N One week Illinois Indiana Io w a Maryland Missouri New Jersey and N ew York Pennsylvania T otal Two weeks and one half month California Iowa Michigan Missouri Ohio Pennsylvania Other States i T otal Grand total i H S M ia ESDP One week TUiriois Indiana Missouri Pennsylvania O t f e e s IS Q 14 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued oo 00 MALES Continued were 80 and un der 90 cts THE 90 cts 1 and and un over der 1 O F Employees whose earnings per hour worked Aver age earn ings per U n and and and and and and and and and and hour der un un un un un un un un un un work 30 der der der der der der der der der der 65 ed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work 4 estab em ed lish ploy per U n and and and and and and and and 12 der un un un un un un un un and ments week 4 der der der der der der der der over day K IL N S E T T E R S Total Two weeks and one half month California Iowa Michigan Missouri Ohio Pennsylvania Other States Total Grand to ta l i STATISTICS LABOR O F BUREAU One week Illinois Indiana Iowa Maryland Missouri New Jersey and New York Pennsylvania LABORERS One week Maryland New Jersey and New York Pennsylvania Grand total C ii i l Total Two weeks and one half month California Iowa Michigan Missouri Ohio Pennsylvania Other States a TILE L O A D ER S A ND W H E E L E R S One week Illinois Indiana Iowa Missouri Other States Total Grand total AN D Total BRICK Total Two weeks and one half month California Iowa Michigan Missouri Ohio Pennsylvania Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued O MAX ES Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 50 and un der 55 cts and un der 60 cts 65 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 75 cts 75 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 3 60 and un der 65 cts 5 90 ctsr HI and and un over der 1 THE U n and and and and der un un un un 30 der der der der cts cts cts cts cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of estab em work ed Un and and 6 and and and and 11 lish ploy12 per der un un and un un un un and and un ments week 4 der der der der der der der un over der day O FF BEA R ER S 12 Total Two weeks and one half month California Iowa Miohjgpp Missouri Ohio Pennsylvania Other States Grand total Total STATISTICS LABOR O F BUREAU One week Illinois Tnrtianq Iowa Maryland Missouri Pennsylvania Other States PUGGERS One week Total Grand to ta l Missouri New Jersey and New Y o r k Pennsylvania Total Two w eks and one half month California Iowa Mifthigari Missouri o m o Pennsylvania Oilier States i i AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued CAR BUILDING Employees whose earnings per hour worked were and and and and and and and and and and and cts and un un un un un un un un un un un and un and un and der der der der der der der der der der der un der der over der cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 BUREAU A IR B R AK EM EN Total Two weeks and one half month Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern Total Grand total i STATISTICS LABOR O F One week Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern THE Aver age earn ings per hour work ed O F Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Average Num Num hours ber of ber of estab em work ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and 11 der un un un un un un un and ments week 4 der der der der der der der over day BULLETIN MALES AXLE TURNERS One week Eastern Eastern Central Southern Total Grand total Total Two weeks and one half month Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern i i io i CR A BULLDOZER H A N D S Total Two weeks and one half month Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern BUILDING One week Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern Total Grand total CD co AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued G M ALES Continued locality Employees whose earnings per hour worked were and and un un der der 40 45 cts cts 45 50 and and un un der der 50 55 cts cts 55 60 and and un un r der der 60 65 cts cts and and and and and cts and SI un un un un un and un and and der der der der der un der un over der der SI 10 SI 25 cts cts cts cts cts 1 THE BU LL RIVETER O PE R AT O R S Total BUEEAU One week Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern O F Southern Central LABOR Two weeks and one half month E a s t e r n Eastern Central Grand total CAR BO D Y BUILDERS W O O D One week Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern Total STATISTICS Total O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Average Num Num hours ber of ber ol estab em work ed Un 4 lish ploy11 per der and and and and and and and and ments un un un un un un un week 4 der der der der der der der over day Two weeks and one half month Eastern Easter Central Central I Southern Total Grand total C A B F IT T E R S A N D R E A M E R S S T E E L Total Southern Eastern Eastern Central Central i month Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern T o tal Grand total J w o Two weeks and one half Q lo o OHOTH M One week C A R T R U C K B U IL D E R S One week Eastern Central Southern Total Two weeks and one half month Eastern Eastern Central Central I Southern Eastern Central Total ii X Grand total P a AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued M ALE S C ontinued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Under 35 cts and and and and and and and and and and and cts and un un un un un un un un un un un and un der der der der der der der der der der der un der der cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts SI 1 10 THE CRANE O PER ATO RS Total j Total Grand total O F Two weeks and one half month Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern STATISTICS LABOR DRILL P R ESS H A N D S One week Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern Total BUREAU One week E astern Eastern Central Central Southern and 1 25 un and der over 1 25 O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Average Num Num hours ber of ber of estab em work ed Un 4 lish ploy11 per der and and and and and and and and un un un un un un un ments week 4 der der der der der der der over day Two weeks and one half month Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern Total Grand total to J i I g l t I ic l i SQ G ll i j f l FO RG IN G M A CH IN E H A N D S i Total Two weeks and one half month Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern Total Grand total i iL u i 7 4 I 4j 4 H A M M E R SM IT H S B R AD L EY DROP AND S T E A M One week Eastern Eastern Central Southern Total Two weeks and one half month Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern Total Grand total BUILDING CR A One week Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued CO 00 MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked wcre and and and and and and and and and and and cts an d 1 10 and un un un tin un un un un un un un and un and der der der der der der der der der der der Un der der over der cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 TH E H A N D Y M EN I Total Two weeks and one half month Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern Grand total a 1 a I i i i i rnj i STATISTICS Total 2 LABOR O F H E L P E R S AND H EA TE R S M ETAL W O R K IN G JVIACHINEJIY One wee Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern Fotal I1 h Hi BUREAU One weekc E astern Eastern Central Central Bwifyern O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num ber of ber o f hours 9 estab em work ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and n ments ees week der un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der over Two weeks and one ha f month Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern C B li i Total JL Grand total HO LD E R S O N AND B U C K E R S U P One week Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern t i Total Grand total CR A Total Two weeks and one half month Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern H Y D R AU L IC P R E S S H A N D S One week Eastern Eastern Central Central Total Two weeks and one half month Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern Total fi Grand total r BUILDING i G AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALE S Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Under 35 cts SI and and and and and and and and and and and cts and un un un un un un un un un un un and un and and der der der der der der der der der der der un der un over der der cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts SI 25 THE LA BO R E R S Two weeks and one half month Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern Total Total Grand total STATISTICS LABOR O F BUREAU One week Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern M A R K E R S One week Eastern Eastern Central Total O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and 11 ments ees week der un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der over Two weeks and one half month Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern i 1 1 i Total Grand total i PA IN T E R S A N D P A IN T S P R A Y E R S One week Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern i i Total Grand total BUILDING CR A Total Two weeks and one half month Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern P U N C H P R E S S H A N D S One week Eastern Eastern Central Central So u th ern Total Grand total Total Two weeks and one half month Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern i l i AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOUBS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNJNGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY RQLIy PERIOD AND LQCALITY Continuea MALES Continued and 1 25 un and der over O F THE Employees whose earnings per hour worked wereAver age earn ings Q per Un and and and and and and and and and and and cts hour der un un un un un un un un un un un and and unr work 35 der der der der der der der der der der der un der cts 40 45 5Q Q 85 90 der ed SI 1 0 cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Num ber of estab lish ments Employees whose average hours worked per weefc day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num hours ber of work em ed ploy per Un and and and and and and and IX and der un un un unr unr un week der der der der 4 er der t e over day ii 10 RIVETERS PN EU M ATIC Two weeks and one half month Eastern Eastern Central I Central Southern Ml u J W r Grand total Total STATISTICS Total LABOE O F BUREAU One week Eastern Eastern Central Centra Sou thern RIVET HEATERS AND STICKERS One week Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern G 36 2a SO j p 64 Total Total Grand total i s i i 30 Q i m i i One week Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern I i Total Grand total i i l G i Two weeks and one half month Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern Total BUILDING S H E A R H A N D S OE A 51 Two weeks and one half month Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued g M A L E S Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked were and 1 25 un and der over 1 25 THE Un and and and and and and and and and and and cts 1 der un un un un un un un un un un un and and 35 der der der der der der der der der der der un un cts der der0 cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts W ELDERS AND BURNERS O X Y A C E T Y L E N E Total Total STATISTICS Two weeks and one half month Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern Grand total LABOR O F BUREAU One week Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern W HEEL B O R ER S One week Eastern Eastern Central Southern Total O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were AverNum Num age hours ber of ber of 5 6 estab em work ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and 11 der un un un un un un un and ments week 4 der der der der der der der over day r j t s Two weeks and one half month Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern Total Grand total W HEEL P R E SS E R S Total Two weeks and one half month Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern Grand total Total I CR A l BUILDING One week Eastern Eastern Central Southern W OODW ORKING M A C H IN E H A N D S One week Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern Total Two weeks and one half month Eastern Eastern Central Central Southern i i 17 8 i i Grand total 105 Total AVERAGE AND OLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued CHEMICALS B U LL E TIN MALES hour worked were 50 and un der 60 cts and and and cts and 1 15 un un un and un and der der der un der over der cts cts cts BUREAU FOREM EN CH EM ICAL O PER ATIO N S f t io U i S T A T IS T I C S i a i W LABOR O F One week Alabama Georgia Illinois Louisiana Maryland Massachusetts Missouri N ew Jersey N ew Y ork North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee Virginia W isconsin Ofhfcr States Total THE Employees whose earnings per Aver age earn ings per Un and and and and and and and and hour der un un un un un un un un work 15 der der der der der der der der 40 fed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts O F Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Average Num N um houlrs Pay roll period and ber of ber of work em10 i i locality ed lish ploy per U n and and and and and and and and 12 un un and un un ments week der der der un un un un der der over 4 der der der der day ii Two weeks and onehalf month Illinois Indiana Kansas Louisiana Michigan Missouri Ohio Oklahoma Texas W isconsin Other States Total Grand to ta l a l f i 3 5 1 i 11 ii i FOREM EN M EC H A N IC AL O PER ATIO N S Total i r C H E M IC A L S 1 One week Alabama Connecticut Florida Georgia Illinois Iowa Kansas Louisiana Massachusetts Maryland New Jersey New Y ork North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee Virginia Other Sta tes AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued O F THE Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings C o 70 0 O 90 per Un and and and and and and and and and and and and cts 1 hour der un un un un un un un un un un un un and and 1 15 work 15 der der der der der der der 1 der der der der der un un and ed cts der der over cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 cts cts cts cts cts BU L L E T IN Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours Pay roll period and ber of ber of work estab em ed Un and and and and and 9 locality and and and 12 lish ploy per der un un un un un un un un and ments ees week 4 der der der der der der der der over day FO REM EN M ECH AN ICAL O P E R A T IO N S Continued 32 One month Pennsylvania Other States T otal i io r i Grand total S T A T IS T I C S T o t a l LABOR O F BUREAU Two weeks and onehalf month Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Louisiana Michigan Missouri Oklahoma Texas Other States HEATER MEN One week T Oiiisiana New Jersey N ew Y ork Pennsylvania Other States Total Total q q q i I C ii i One month Pennsylvania Other States i Total i Grand total i I i I I SO C H E M IC A L S Two weeks and onehalf month Indiana Kansas Louisiana Missouri Oklahoma T exas Wisconsin Other States i AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued hour worked were 50 and un der 60 ets C O and and and cts and un un un and un 1 15 and der der der un der over der 1 15 cts cts cts 1 THE LABORERS l ii J l i m G 452 J STATISTICS LABOR O F Total T w o weeks and onehalf month Illinois Indiana BUREAU One week Alabama California Connecticut Florida Georgia Illinois Iow a Kansas Louisiana Maryland Massachusetts Missouri Kew Jersey New Y o r k North Carolina 0 iio Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee Virginia Wisconsin Other States O F Employees whose earnings per Aver age earn ings per Un and and and and and and and and hour der un un un un un un un un work 15 der der der der der der der der ed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts ets 1 IN T Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Average Num N um hours ber of Pay roll period and estab ber of work em5 locality ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments der un un un un un un un un and week 4 der der der der der der der der over day Iowa Kansas Louisiana Michigan Missouri Ohio Oklahoma Texas Wisconsin Other States Total One month California Pennsylvania Total Grand total J 7J 7A 7A 7A PR O C ESS MEN P R IM A R Y Total Two weeks and onehalf month TnHinnn Iowa Kansas Louisiana Michigan Ohio Oklahoma Texas Other S ta tes Total Grand total ii I se I ll One month All States CHEMICALS One week Illinois Kansas Maryland New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Other States 112 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALE S Continued hour worked were eo and and and cts 1 un un un and gud der der der un un and der der over cts cts cts THE 50 and un der 60 cts O F Employees whose earnings per Aver age earn ings per U n and and and and and and and and hour der un un un un un un un un work 15 der der der der der der der der ed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts B U LL E TIN Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of Pay roll period and estab ber of work em locality ed lish ploy per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and 4 der der der der der der der der over day PRO CESS M EN S E C O N D A R Y Sr I s s s i I S T A T IS T I C S LABOR O F T otal v BUREAU One week Alabama California Florida Georgia Illinois Louisiana Maryland Massachusetts Missouri New Jersey New Y ork North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee Virginia Wisconsin Other States i Two weeks and onehalf month Illinois Indiana Kansas Louisiana Michigan Ohio Oklahoma Texas Wisconsin Other States Total One month California Pennsylvania i Total Grand to ta l CHEMICALS PR O CESS M E N A S S IS T A N T One week Alabama Florida Georgia Illinois Louisiana Maryland Massachusetts Missouri New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee Virginia Wisconsin Other States Total lj AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued fS MALE S Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts and un der 60 cts and and and cts and 1 15 un un un and un and der der der un der der over 1 15 cts cts cts THE 35 and un der 4Q cts O F ings Q per Un and and and and and hour der un un un un un work IS der der der der der cts cts cts cts cts cts iT IN Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num N um hours ber of Pay roll period and estab ber of wor em locality lish ploy U n and and and and and and and and 12 per ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day a der der der der der der der der over PROCESS MEN ASSISTANT Concluded Total One month A ll States Gr nd total r i Q r J i Q STATISTICS LABOR Two weeks and onebalf month Illinois Indiana Iowa Louisiana IVfinhig n Missouri 1 Ohio Oklahoma T exas Other States FEMALES L AB O R ER S Total Two weeks and onehalf month Indiana Iowa O h io Other States Total Grand total P i 115 2 CHEMICALS One week Louisiana Ohio Pennsylvania Tennessee Wisconsin Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued CIGARS Pay roll period One week Locality Num Num ber of ber of estab em lish ploy ments ees Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age hours work ed and and 11 per Un and and and and un and un and un un week der un un der der der un der over der day 4 der der Aver age earn ings per U n hour der work 20 cts ed Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts and un der 90 cts 90 cts 1 and and un over der 1 BUNCH M A K E R S H AN D O ercities th Y Total C O Baltimore Binghamton Chicago D ayton Detroit New York Reading Tampa BUNCH M A K E R S M ACHINE HAND O R F O O T PO W E R A ll cities B L E IN O T E B R A O L B R STATISTICS UL T F H UE U F AO MALES CASERS Total Key West I i l i Baltimore B o sto n Chicago Cincinnati Detroit Key West Lancaster New York Philadelphia R ead in g Tampa Other cities Total SO C AS IG R C IG AR M A K E R S L A B E L E R S Key West Tampa Other cities T otal AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Concluded Employees whoso Aver age earn ings per Un and and and and hour der un un un un work 20 der der der der cts 25 ed cts cts cts cts earnings per hour worked were 40 and un der 45 cts and and and and un un un un der der der der cts cts cts cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts i and and un over der 1 PA CK ER S Baltimore Binghamton Boston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland D ayton Key W est L ahcister NeW Y ork Philadelphia Heading Tampa Othet cities T otal R O L L E R S H A N D Baltim ore Binghamton Chicago Detroit Key W est New Y o r k f j 8 I G i U 30 j O G B L E IN O T E B R A O L B R STATISTICS UL T F H UE U F AO Locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age N um N um hours ber of ber of estab em work lish ploy ed U n and and and and and and and 11 per ments ees week der un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der over Other cities T ot l V 30 Philadelphia H a A SE C T IO N l ew York Other cities X IS 439 O Total i S T f f M E I tS O R S T R IP P E R S H A p Q so Q i m m S t 9 I9 Total ccr t e iar 1 1 B ajtipiore Evansville New Y ork Philadelphia Other cities S T E M M E R S O R S T R IP P E R S M A C H IN E Total i I j r Philadelphia Other cities AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued to o FEM ALES Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per Un and and and and and and and and and and hour der un un un un un un un un un un work 12 der der der der der der der der der der 25 45 cts ed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 50 and 00 un cts der and 00 over cts BANDERS H AN D A llentow n Baltimore Binghamton Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland D ayton Detroit E v a n sv ille K ey W est Lancaster New Y o rk Philadelphia Heading Tampa Other cities Total i ii T o ta l BANDERS M A C H IN E New York Other cities B L E IN O T E B R A O L B R STATISTICS UL T F H UE U F AO Locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age N um Num hours ber of ber of estab em work ed lish ploy per U n and and and and and and and 11 ments der un un un un un un un and week day 4 der der der der der der der over BUNCH MAKERS HAND TotaL Baltimore Bingham ton Chicago Cleveland Detroit E v a n sv ille K ey W est New York Philadelphia Reading Tampa Other cities io BU NC H M AK ER S M A C H IN E H A N D O R FO O T PO W ER Total i 1 1 1 j 1 1 I j 59 C AS IG R Allentown C leveland Dayton Detroit New York Philadelphia Reading Other cities i CIG AR M A K E R S Total i l Cleveland i 254 l 346 j 376 i I Boston Detroit Key W est Lancaster Philadelphia Reading Tampa Other cities AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour workecj wercAver age earn ings 18 IS per Un and and and and and and and and and and hour der un un un un un un un un un un work 12 der der der der der der der der der der cts ed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 50 and un cts der and ao over cts L A B E J R S Binghamton Boston Cippinnati Cleveland D ayton E vansville New Y ork Philadelphia Reading Cither cities T otal SO P A C K E R S A l en to w n Binghamton Cleveland D ayton D etroit Evansville Lancaster New Y ork G o ii G j m 258 G I 457 G G r G G i i 11 5 B L E IN O T E B R A O L B R STATISTICS UL T F H UE U F AO Locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Avprage Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and 11 ments ees week der un un un unr un un up and 4 der der der der der der der over day o r A J o R O LLER S H A N D T o t a l o j o r o R O LL ER S SU C T IO N A llentown Baltimore Cleveland D ayton Lancaster New Y ork Philadelphia Othercities Total n r Q J n C n 2 o o C AS IG R Baltimore Ttf ngh nnt on Chicago Cleveland D ayton Detroit Evansville Lancaster New York Philadelphia Reading Tampa Other ci tie s FEMALES C o n c lu d e d Averaga earn ings per U n hour der work 12 cts ed Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 12 and un der 14 cts 14 and un der 16 cts 16 and un der 18 cts IS and un der 20 cts 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 40 and un der 45 cts and un der 50 cts 50 and 60 un cts der and 60 over cts THE 35 and un der 40 cts O F Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were A ver age Num Num hours ber of ber of estab em work ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and 11 ments der un un un un un un un and week 4 der der der der der der der over day BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality 124 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued S T E M M E R S OR S T R IP P E R S H A N D STATISTICS LABOR T otal O F BUREAU Allentow n B altim ore Bingham ton Boston Chicago C incinnati Cleveland D ayton D etroit E vansville Key W est Lancaster New Y o r k Philadelphia R eading Tampa Other cities STEMMERS OR STRIPPERS MACHINE A llentow n Baltim ore Bingham ton Boston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland D ayton Detroit Newark New Y o r k Philadelphia Reading Other cities T otal AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued CLOTHING MEN S BULLETIN MALES Pay roll period One week BASTERS HAND C O A T S T otal f I STATISTICS New Y ork Philadelphia Rochester St L o uis Other c itie s LABOR Newark O F Baltimore Boston Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Indianapolis 16 BASTERS HAND PAN TS All cities 7 9 BUREAU SI and 1 25 un and der over 1 25 TH E Employees whose earnings per hour worked wereAver age earn ings per Un and and and and and and and and and and cts hour der un un un un un un un un un un and work 20 der der der der der der der der der der un cts 25 ed der cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 O F Locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Average Num N um ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed U n and and and and and and and and 12 per der un un un un un un un un and ments week 4 der der der der der der der der over day BASTERS HAND TESTS 3 All cities B A S T E R S M A C H IN E CQATJ3 A ll cities J i l l B U S H E L E R S A N D T A IL O R S Baltimore Boston New Y o rk Philadelphia Rochester gt Louis Q Q l A 7 9 Total CLOTHING M N E Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati C jevela44 Indianapolis Newark S C U T T E R S H A N D C LO TH Baltimore Boston Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Indianapolis Newark New Y o rk Philadelphia Rochester St Louis Total o J AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued to 00 M A L E S Continued Locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of estab em work lish ploy ed Un and and and and and and and and 12 per ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over W Employees whose earnings per hour worked wereAver age earn ings per Un and and and and and and and and and and cts hour der un un un un un un un un un un and work 20 der der der der der der der der der der un ed cts der cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts and 1 25 un and der oA er 1 25 H w O H n C U T T E R S M A C H IN E C LO TH W Baltimore Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Newark New York Philadelphia Rochester St Louis Other cities Total i I i j i j 1 1 j 1 1 2 I i Total 2 3 r W a o 1 1 w I C U TT E R S H A ND L IN IN G Baltimore Boston Newark New York Philadelphia Other cities M m c i i i 1 i 5 1 i i a a CUTTERS MACHINE LINING Rochester Other cities Total j j I I j I i 1 i E X A M IN E R S SH O P AND S T O C K R O O M Total Buffalo hioago i i i C L O T H IN G Cleveland Indianapolis Newark New Y ork Philadelphia Rochester St Louis Baltimore MEN F ITTER S AN D T R IM M E R S C O A T S s B altim ore B o sto n Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Newark New York Philadelphia Rochester Other cities G T otal j G i AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der 1 1 and 1 25 un and der over 1 25 THE 20 and un der 25 cts O F Aver age earn ings per Un hour der work 20 cts ed BULLETIN Locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Average Num Num hours ber of ber of estab em work lish ploy ed Un and and and and and and and and 12 per der un un un un un un un un and ments week 4 der der der der der der der der over day F IT T E R S AN D T R IM M E R S P A N T S T otal G LABOR O F BUREAtJ Chicago Indianapolis New York Rochester Other cities F IT T E R S AND T R IM M E R S V E S T S T otal STATISTICS Baltimore Boston Chicago Cincinnati New York Philadelphia Rochester Other cities HAND SEWERS COATS Chicago Newark New Y o r k Philadelphia Other c itie s Total J 315 J 357 J OPERATORS COATS Total N e w ark New Y o r k Philadelphia OPERATORS PANTS Baltimore Boston Buffalo Chicago New Y o rk Philadelphia Rochester St Louis Other cities Total IT M EN S Rochester St Louis CLOTHING Baltimore Boston Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati C leveland Indianapolis AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALE S Continued 1 and 1 25 un and der 1 25 over THE O PERATO RS V E S T S i J LABOR T otal 1 O F BUREAU Baltimore Boston Buffalo Chicago Cleveland Newark New Y ork Philadelphia R ochester Other cities O F Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per Un and and and and and and and and and and cts hour der un un un un un un un un un un and work 20 der der der der der der der der der der un ed c ts der cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 BULLETIN Locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em 7 10 ed lish ploy per Un and anc and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and der der der der over day 4 der der der der P R E S S E R S H AN D C O A T S is STATISTICS Baltim ore Boston Buffalo Chicago C incinnati Cleve and Indianapolis Newark New Y ork Philadelphia Rochester St Louis Total PRESSERS HAND PANTS Chicago Tndiariapftlis Other cities T otal i i i i P R E SSE R S HAN D V E S T S T otal i M E N S CLOTHING Baltimore B o sto n Chicago Cincinnati Cleve and Indian apolis Newark New York Philadelphia Rochester P R ESSER S M AC H IN E C O A T S Baltimore Boston Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Newark New Y o rk Philadelphia Rochester St Louis Other cities SO T otal AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALE S Conclude d hour worked were 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der and 1 25 un and der over 1 25 THE P R E S S E R S M A C H IN E P A N T S SO j P R E S S E R S M A C H IN E V E S T S Baltimore Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati N ew Y ork Rochester Other cities T otal J I n STATISTICS 10 I LABOR O F T otal BUEEATJ Baltimore Boston Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Indianapolis New York Philadelphia Rochester St Louis Other cities O F Employees whose earnings per Aver age earn ings per Un and and and and and and and hour der un un un un un un un work 2 0 der der der der der der der cts ed 50 60 cts cts cts cts cts cts cts BULLETIN Locality Employees whose avorage hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Average Num Num hours ber of ber of estab em work ed lish ploy per U n and and and and and and and and 12 der un un un un un un un un and ments week 4 der der der der der der der der over day SHAPERS COATS Baltimore Boston Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Indianapolis T Newark New Y ork Philadelphia Rochester Other cities Total i i I j i x i 4 1 3 I i CLO IN M TH G M S 135 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Locality A I j STATISTICS Total R A ST E R S H AN D P A N T S Baltimore Boston Chicago C incinnati Indianapolis New Y o r k Philadelphia Rochester 40 and and and and and and and and 70 un un un un un un un un cts der der der der der der der der and over cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts LABOR 56 SO and un der 20 cts O F U n and and and der un un un 12 der der der cts cts cts cts BUREAU T otal Employees whose earnings per hour worked were TEE Baltim ore Boston Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Indianapolis N ew ark New York Philadelphia Rochester Other cities Aver age earn ings per hour work ed O F Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 week der un un un un un un un un and ments 4 der der der der der der der der over BULLETIN R ASTERS HAND C O A T S BASTERS HAND VESTS Baltimore Boston Chicago Indianapolis Newark New Y ork Philadelphia Rochester Other cities T otal R A ST E R S M A C H IN E C O A T S T otal Chicago Other cities Total S B A ST E R S M A C H IN E P A N T S B A ST E R S M A C H IN E V E S T S All cities L M EN CLOTHING Baltimore Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland St L ouis Other cities I 138 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Un and and and der un un un 12 der der der 16 18 cts 14 cts cts cts 18 and un der 20 cts 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and 70 un cts der nd 70 over cts THE BU SH ELERS A N D T A IL O R S LABOR O F Total BUREAU Boston Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Indianapolis New York Rochester Other cities Total i STATISTICS E X A M IN E R S SHOP AND S T O C K R O O M Baltimore Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland N ew York Philadelphia Rochester St Louis Other cities O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age hours ber of ber of work estab em ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and der der der der der der over day 4 der der FITTERS AND TRIMMERS COATS Cincinnati New Y o r k Other cities T o ta l F IT TE R S A N D T R IM M E R S P A N T S T o t a l CLOTHING Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia Rochester Sc Loufe Other cities F IT T E R S AN D T R IM M E R S V E S T S T otal I j I M E N S C in c in n a ti r Other c itie s T RAND SEW ER S C O A T S Baltimore Boston Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Indianapolis Newark New Y ork Philadelphia Rochester St Louis U U G T otal a AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Un der 12 cts 12 and un der 14 cts 14 and un der 16 cts and and and and un un un un der der der der cts Ct3 cts cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and 70 un cts der and 70 over cts THE HAND SE W E R S P A N T S Total STATISTICS HAND SE W E R S V E S T S Baltimore B o s t o n Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Indianapolis Newark New York Philadelphia R ochester LABOR O F Total BUREAU Baltim ore Boston Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Indianapolis New Y o r k Philadelphia R ochester St Louis Other cities O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of estab em work ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 12 and ments week der un un un un un un un un over der der der der der der der der day OPERATORS COATS Baltimorfi Boston Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Indianapolis Newark New Y ork Philadelphia Rochester St Louis Total Total SO i OPERATORS V E S T S Baltimore Boston Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Indianapolis New Y o r k Rochester Other c ities Total S M EN Baltimore Boston Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Indianapolis Newark New Y ork Philadelphia Rochester St Louis CLOTHING O PERATORS P A N T S AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued h FEMALES Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 12 and un der 14 cts Un der 12 cts 14 and un der 16 cts 16 and un der 18 cts 18 and un der 20 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts and un der 45 cts THE P R E S S E R S H A N D C O A T S BUREAU All cities P R E S S E R S H A N D P A N T S O F AU cities LABOR P R E S S E R S H A N D V E S T S Total j P R E S S E R S M A C H IN E C O A T S Total STATISTICS Chicago Other cities Chicago Cleveland Other cities and 70 un cts der and 70 over ets O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Average N um Num hours ber of ber of work 11 estab emr ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 12 der un un un un un un un un and ments week 4 der der der der der der der der over day PRESSERS MACHINE PANTS All cities I PR E SSE R S M ACHINE V E S T S All cities I 1 S H A PE R S C O A T S Total i i M E N S i CLOTHING Cincinnati Other cities CO C L O T H I N G W O M E N S C H I L D R E N S D R E SSE S T otal Total STATISTICS CUTTERS A S S IS T A N T S Philadelphia Other cities LABOR O F BUREAU Chicago Cincinnati New Y ork Philadelphia St Louis Other cities THE CU T T ER S O F Employees whose average hours Employees whose earnings per hour worked wereworked per week day for the Aver Aver pay roll period were age Num Num age earn ber of hours ings U n estab ber of worked 5 90 em per and and and and and and and and and and U n and and and and and and lish ployees per 1 der under under under under under under under under under under cts and and week der un un un un un un hour ments der der der der der der worked under over day cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts BULLETIN MALES Pay roll period One week Locality 144 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued OPERATORS SO T otal PR E SSE R S New York Philadelphia Other cities Total W O M EN S C H IL D R E N S D RESSES 145 1 C L O T H IN G Philadelphia Other cities AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Locality Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 16 and un der 18 cts 18 and un der 20 cts 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 53 and un der 60 cts All cities l T o ta l F IN IS H E R S 2 3 Chicago New Y ork Philadelphia St Louis Other cities T otal STATISTICS LABOR O F E X A M IN E R S Chicago Cincinnati New Y ork Philadelphia Other cities and 80 un cts der and 80 over cts BUREAU CLEAN ER S 60 and un der 70 cts THE 14 and un der 16 cts O F 12 and un der 14 cts BULLETIN Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the Aver Aver pay roll period were age Num Num age earn ber of ber of hours estab em worked ings U n U n and and and and and and per per lish ploy week der un un un un un un hour der ments ees 4 der der der der der der worked 12 day cts FOLDERS Cincinnati Other cities T otal o T otal O PER A TO R S S PE C IA L M A C H IN E C h ic a g o Cincinnati New York Philadelphia St Louis Other cities T otal Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis Other cities T otal PRESSERS CHILDREN s DRESSES W O M E N S Chicago Cincinnati New Y ork Philadelphia St L ouis Other cities CLOTHING O PER ATO RS G ENER AL SAM PLE M AK ERS o T otal G 5 Philadelphia Other cities C L O T H I N G W O M E N S C L O A K S S U IT S A N D S K IR T S BULLETIN MALES Pay roll period One week Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der 1 A SS O R T E R S AND T R IM M E R S BU SH ELE RS Total i STATISTICS Cleveland New York Philadelphia Other cities and 2 un and der over 2 LABOR Total and and un un der der O F Cleveland Philadelphia Other c itie s and un der 1 25 BUREAU Un der 30 cts THE Aver age earn ings per hour work ed O F Locality Employees whose average hours worked Aver per week day for the pay roll period were age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em4 5 6 8 ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and der un un un un un un un ments week 4 der der der der der der der day AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued CUTTERS Total WOMEN SO C U T T E R S A S S IS T A N T S Total SO CLOAKS S Baltimore Boston Chicago C incinnati Cleveland New York Philadelphia Other cities Total SO Cleveland 2 1 SKIRTS SUITS AN D E X A M IN E R S Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Other cities CLOTHING Baltimore Boston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland New York Philadelphia St Louis OST AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 30 U n and der un 30 der cts 35 cts 35 40 and and un un der der 45 40 cts cts and and and and un un un un der der der der Cts Cts cts cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der 1 1 Mid un der and and un un der der and 2 un and der over 2 jo Aver age earn ings per hour work ed Total jo h o an Baltimore Boston Chicago Cincinnati New York Philadelphia St Louis Other cities nvaaaa hhi Locality Employees whose average hours worked Aver per Week day for the pay roll period were Num Num age hours ber of ber of work estab em ed Un and and and and and and and lish ployper un un ments week der der un un un un un der der der der der der s ix a T m s MALES Concluded B a ltim o r e BostOh Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland New York Philadelphia St Louis Total g o u s h t is s O PER A T O R S G E N E R A L PATTERN GRADERS Total tn CLOTHING Chicago Cleveland New York Other cities P R E S S E R S H A N D A N D M A C H IN E Total J G CLOAKS W O M E U s Baltimore Boston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland New York Philadelphia St Louis SA M PLE M AK ERS Total G G j SUITS AN D Boston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland New York Philadelphia Other cities O I SKIRTS T A IL O R S Total i New York Other cities AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Employees whose earnings per hour worked were U n der 12 cts 16 and un der 18 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts and un der 20 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un cts der and 80 over cts THE 14 and un der 16 cts 20 and un der 25 cts and un der 14 cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Locality Employees whose average hours worked Aver per week day for the pay roll period were age N um Num hours ber of ber of 10 estab em work ed lish ploy per U n and and and and and and and ments der un un un un un un un day 4 der der der der der der der AS S O R T E R S AND T R IM M E R S Total SO Cleveland O F BUREAU New York St Louis Other cities Chicago LABOR B U SH ELE R S AND B U T T O N S E W E R S Total STATISTICS Boston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland New York Philadelphia St Louis CLEANERS Total C U T T E R S A S S IS T A N T S Total WOMEN Cleveland Other cities CLOTHING Cleveland St L ouis E X A M IN E R S Total F IN IS H E R S T otal SKIRTS AN D Baltim ore Boston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland New York Philadelphia St L o n i G SUITS St CLOAKS Boston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Philadelphia St L ouis Other cities Ol CO 154 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked were U n der 12 cts 14 and un der 16 cts 16 and un der 18 cts 18 and un der 20 cts 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un cts der and 80 over cts Total i Total i P R E SSE R S H AN D A llciti6s STATISTICS OPERATORS SPECIAL M A C H IN E Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland St Louis Other cities LABOE O F Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland St Louis Other cities BUREAU OPER ATO RS G EN ER A L THE 12 and un der 14 cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Locality Employees whose average hours worked Aver per week day for the pay roll period were age Num Num hours ber of ber of work em estab ed lish ploy per U n and and and and and and and ments week der un un un un un un un der der der der der day 4 der der SAMPLE MAKERS All cities A ll cities I 1 j I WOMEN S CLOAKS SUITS AN D SKIBTS 155 1 CLOTHING T A IL O R S C L O T H I N G W O M E N S D R ESSES A N D W A IS T S BULLETIN MALES Pay roll period One week worked were 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der 1 1 and 1 25 un and der over 1 25 C U T T E R S T otal STATISTICS LABOR C U T T E R S A S S IS T A N T S Chicago Cleveland New York Philadelphia Other cities T otal d l O F Boston Chicago Cleveland New Y ork Philadelphia St Louis Other cities BUREAU 70 and un der 80 cts THE Employees whose average hours worked per Em ployees whose earnings per hour Aver week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours age ber of earn estab ber of work 9 ings Un and and and and and and and and em ed lish ployees per Un and and and and and and and der un un un un un un un un per der un un un un un un un hour ments 20 der der der der der der der der week 4 der der der der der der der worked cts day cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts O F Locality 156 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCU PATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued 1 OPERATORS GENERAL T otal il 1 1 I i O PER ATO RS SPECIAL M A C H IN E SO W O M E N S T otal New Y ork Philadelphia PATTERN G RADERS B oston Chicago Cleveland Other cities T otal j X SO WAISTS Total SO Boston Chicago Cleveland New York Philadelphia St Louis AN D PRESSERS DRESSES CLOTHING Boston Chicago Cleveland New Y ork Philadelphia St Louis SAMPLE MAKERS Ail cities Ol 158 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 16 and un der 18 cts Un der 16 cts 18 and un der 20 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der SI 1 and 1 25 un and der over and un der 70 cts 1 THE 20 and un der 25 cts A SS O R T E R S AND T R IM M E R S I O F Total BUREAU Chicago Cleveland New York Philadelphia St Louis LABOR BU TTO N HOLE M A K E R S Total STATISTICS Philadelphia Other cities CLEAN ERS Boston Cleveland New York Other cities Total j O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Locality Employees whose average hours worked per Aver week day for the pay roll period were Num Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed Un and and and and and and and ments ees per der un un un un un un un week 4 der der der der der der der day DRAPERS Boston Chicago Cleveland New York Philadelphia St Louis I G EM B R O ID E R E R S Total Chicago Other cities E X A M IN E R S Boston Chicago Cleveland New York Philadelphia St Lonis Other cities Total WAISTS F IN IS H E R S Total Boston Chicago Cleveland New York Philadelphia St Louis Other cities AN D 1 2 W O M E N S DRESSES CLOTHING Total AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 18 and un der 20 cts 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 1 cts and and un 1 25 un der and der 1 25 over and un der 45 cts THE 16 and un der 18 cts 108 Un der 16 cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Locality Employees whose averagehours worked per Aver week day for the pay roll period were age Num Num hours ber of ber of 5 6 estab em work ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and der un un un un un un un ments ees day 4 der der der der der der der OPERATORS G E N E R AL LABOR O F Total BUREAU Boston Chicago Cleveland New Y o rk Philadelphia St Louis Other c ities O PERATORS SPECIAL M A C H IN E Total i STATISTICS Boston Chicago Cleveland New Y ork Philadelphia St Louis Other cities PRESSERS Total SA M P L E M A K E R S B o sto n Chicago Cleveland New York Philadelphia St Louis Other cities Total i AN D WAISTS 161 W O M E N S DRESSES 2 3 1 CLOTHING Boston Chicago Cleveland New Y o rk Philadelphia o St Louis Other cities C L O T H I N G W O M E N S H O U SE D R ESSES BULLETIN MALES Pay roll period One week per hour worked were 50 and un der 60 cts and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der 1 BUREAU 45 and un der 50 Cts THE Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay Employees whose earnings roll period were Aver Aver Num Num age age ber of hours earn 25 estab ber of worked 35 ings em lish ployees per per Un and and and and and ments week Un and and and and and and hour der un un un un un der un un un un un un worked 20 der der der der der day 4 der der der der der der cts ets cts cts cts cts O F Locality 162 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued CUTTERS Total Other4cities CUTTERS A S S IS T A N T S St Louis other cities Total STATISTICS LABOR O F C hicago New York t Louis OPERATORS New York Other cities Total i PRESSERS J CLOTHING All cities SA M P LE M AK ERS I HOUSE DEESSBS 163 2 W O M E N S All cities AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued H FEM ALES per hour worked were 50 and un der 60 cts Total L LABOR F IN ISH E R S l 3 7 6 Total STATISTICS Baltimore Chicago New Y ork St L ouis Other cities O F Baltim ore Chicago St Louis Other cities BUREAU E X A M IN E R S THE and and and and un un un un der der der der cts cts cts cts O F 25 and un der 30 cts BULLETIN Locality Num ber of estab lish ments Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay Employees whose earnings roll period were Aver Aver age age Num hours earn ber of worked ings em per per ployees week Un and and and and and and hour Un and and and and and der un un un un un day der un un un un un un worked 12 der der der der der 25 4 der der der der der der cts cts cts cts cts cts OPERATORS GENERAL B altim ore Chicago New Y ork Philadelphia St Louis Other cities T otal CLOTHING O P ER ATO RS SPECIAL M A C H IN E Total W O M E N S Baltimore Chicago New York St L o u is Other cities P RESSERS Total SAM PLE M AKERS Chicago St Louis Other cities Total 2 2 3 DRESSES HOUSE Chicago New Y ork St Louis Other cities AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCU PATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued C L O T H I N G W O M E N S W H IT E G O O DS m a i e s BULLETIN Pay roll period One week Employees whose earnings per h our worked were 40 and un der 45 ets 45 and un der 50 ets 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and unr der 90 cts 90 cts 1 and and un over der 1 CUTTERS i i SO LABOR Total O F Chicago New Y ork Worcester Other cities FEM ALES Un and and and and and and and and and and and der un un un un un un un un un un un 12 der der der der der der der der der der der cts cts Cljicagp N w Y ork I Total cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts and un der 70 cts STATISTICS AS SO R T E R S ANJD T IM O T R S cts BUREAU and and and un un un der der der cts cts cts THE 20 and un der 25 cts O J Locality Num Num ber ol estab ber ol em lish ments ployees Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Aver age age earn hours worked ings 4 9 5 G 7 8 U n per per week U n and and and and and and hour der der un un un un un un worked 20 day 4 der der der der der der cts CUTTERS All c i t ie s X E M B R O ID E R E R S All cities j 1 CLOTHING E X A M IN E R S New Y ork Philadelphia Other cities T otal W O M E N S F IN IS H E R S Total WHITE New Y ork Philadelphia Other cities F O L D E R S A N D R IB B O N E R S Total GOODS Chicago New Y ork Other cities O P E R A T O R S G E N E R A L Chicago New Y ork Philadelphia Worcester P j Total AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 14 and un der 16 cts 16 and un der 18 cts 18 and un der 20 cts 20 and un der 25 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts and un der 70 14 cts THE 25 and un der 30 cts O P ER ATO RS SP E C IA L T otal O F 1 BUKEAU Chicago New Y ork Worcester Other cities O F 12 and un der 14 cts BULLETIN Locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Aver Num Num age age earn ber of ber of hours estab em worked ings per lish per U n Un and and ments ployees week der and un and and and un hour der un un un un worked 12 day 4 der der der der der der cts P R E SSE R S T otal L 1 SAM PLE M A K E R S All cities I SLOPERS All cities f I STATISTICS LABOR Chicago New Y ork Philadelphia Other cities AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCU PATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued C O A L A N T H R A C IT E P e n n s y lv a n ia MALES Pay roll period One half month Employees whose average hours worked per week Employees whose earnings per hour worked were day for the pay roll period were Aver age hours earn work SI ings ed per U n and and and and and and and and cts per Un and and and and and and and and 12 hour der un un un un un un un un and and and and week der un un un un un un un un and work 30 der der der der der der der der un un un un der der der day 4 der der der der der der der der over ed cts der cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 Aver Occupation 1 75 and 2 un and der over 2 INSIDE Total SO Blacksmiths Brattice m en C agers Car runners Company miners Company miners la borers Consideration m iners Contract miners Contract miners la borers Door tenders boys Drivers Engineers Laborers Machinists Masons Motor brakemen Motor men Pump m en Timbermen Trackmen coal anthracite N um Number of ber of estab em lish ploy ments ees 170 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Concluded THE OUTSIDE JL STATISTICS LABOR 935 Grand total O F Total BUREAU Ashmen Blacksmiths Cagers Carpenters Car runners Dumpers Engineers Firemen Jig runners Laborers Loaders Machinists Oilers Plate m e n Repair m en Slaters b o y s Timber cutters Trackmen O P Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per U n and and and and and and and and cts 1 2 hour der un un un un un un un un and and and and and and un un un un work 30 der der der der der der der der un der der der der over der ed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 BULLETIN Occupation Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work em ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments der un un un un un un un un and week day 4 der der der der der der der der over AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPA TION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued C O A L B IT U M IN O U S MALES INSIDE Pay roll period One half month Locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over Aver age earn ings per hour work ed Employees whose earnings per hour worked were and and and and un un un un der der der der cts cts cts cts 50 and un der 60 cts and un der 90 cts BR A K EM E N Alabama Colorado Illinois Indiana Iow a Kansas Kentucky Maryland Missouri New Mexico Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Tennessee U ta h Virginia West Virginia T o ta l IS cts and un der and un der and and un un der der iO and 2 un and der over 2 BITUMINOUS 70 and un der 80 cts and un der 70 cts AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES INSIDE Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der and and un un der der and 2 un and der over and un der THE Un and and and and der un un un un 30 der der der der cts cts cts cts cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age N um Num hours ber of ber of work estab em lish ploy ed Un and and and and and and and and 12 per ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and der day 4 der der der der 9 der der der over BR AT T ICE M E N AND T IM B E R M E N ii STATISTICS LABOR Total O F Alabama Colorado Illinois Indiana Iow a Kansas Kentucky Maryland Missouri New Mexico Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Tennessee U tah Virginia W est Virginia W yom ing BUREAU CAGERS Colorado Illinois Indiana Iowg Kansas Maryland Missouri Ohio Pennsylvania W yom ing Other S tates T o ta l i 1 1 i 1 l Alabama Colorado Illinois Indiana Iow a Kansas K entucky Maryland Missouri New Mexico Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Tennessee U tah Virginia W est Virginia W yom ing T o ta l coal bituminous D R IV E R S AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES INSIDE Continued 1 75 and 2 un and der over 2 O P Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn 90 ings per U n and and and and and and and and cts 1 hour der un un un un un un un un and and and and un un un work der der der der der der der der un der der der der ed Cts cts Cts cts cts cts cts 1 BULLETIN Locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em ed Un lish ploy 12 per der and and and and and and and and and un un un un un un un un ments week 4 der der der der der der der der over day THE LA BO R E R S i j STATISTICS LABOE i O F T o ta l BUREAU Alabama Colorado Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas K entucky Maryland Missouri New M exico Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Tennessee U tah Virginia West Virginia W yoming LOADERS Alabama Colorado Illinois Indiana Iow a K entucky Missouri New Mexico Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Tennessee T U t a h Virginia W est Virginia Wyoming T otal Q Alabama Colorado Illinois Indiana Iow a Kansas Kentucky Maryland Missouri New M exico Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Tennessee U ta h West Virginia W yoming Other States T otal io BITUMINOUS M IN E R S H A N D AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES INSIDE Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were U n and and and and der un un un un 30 der der der der cts cts cts cts cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der SI and and and un un un der der der and 2 un and der over 2 O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Locality Num ber of estab lish ments Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num hours ber of work em ed ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over THE M IN ERS M A C H IN E STATISTICS T o ta l LABOR O F BUREAU Colorado Illinois Indiana Iowa K entucky Missouri New M exico Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Tennessee U tah Virginia West Virginia Other States MOTORMEN Alabama hi Colorado Illinois Indiana Iow a o Kansas I K entucky gp Maryland P Missouri N ew M exico Ohio Pennsylvania to Tennessee U ta h Virginia West Virginia Other States Total I I G I I 14 I 2 I I 19 8 I i I PU M PM EN Alabama Colorado Illinois Indiana Kentucky Missouri New M exico Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Tennessee U tah Virginia West Virginia W yoming Other States Total t i l i AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES INSIDE Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked were and and and and un un un un der der der der cts cts cts cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts STATISTICS LABOB T otal ib O F U and un der 1 25 BUBEAU cts and un der 1 THE TRACKM EN Alabama Colorado Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Maryland Missouri New M exico O hio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Tennessee U tah Virginia West Virginia W yoming 80 and un der 90 cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em ed lish ploy 12 per Un and and and and and and and and and ments un un un un week der der der der un un un der un over 4 der der der der day TRAPPERS BOYS Alabama Colorado Illinois Indiana Iow a Kansas K entucky New Mexico Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Tennessee Virginia W est Virginia Other States c o a l T otal MALES OUTSIDE b itu m in o u s B L A C K S M IT H S Alabama Colorado Illinois Indiana Iow a Kansas Kentucky Maryland Missouri New Mexico Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Tennessee U ta h Virginia West Virginia W yom ing T o ta l li BY SEX AND 180 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES OUTSIDE Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Un and and and and der un un un un 30 der der der der cts cts cts cts cts 50 and un der 60 cts 70 and un der 80 cts C A R P E N T E R S 7 4 STATISTICS and and and 2 un un un and der der der over LABOR T otal and un der 1 25 O F cts and un der 1 BUREAU Alabama Colorado Illinois Indiana Iow a Kansas K entucky Maryland Missouri New Mexico Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Tennessee U ta h West Virginia W yom ing Other States and un der 90 cts THE 60 and un der 70 cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em ed lish ployand and and and and and 12 per Un un and un and un un un un and un un ments der week 4 der der der der der der der der over day ENGINEERS S T otal m SO I FIR E M E N Alabama Colorado Illinois Indiana Iow a Kansas K entucky Maryland Missouri Ohio Oklahoma Penns ylvania Tennessee U tah West Virginia Other States T otal i b it u m in o u s coal Alabama Colorado Illinois Indiana Iow a Kansas K entucky Maryland Missouri New M exico Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Tennessee U tah West Virginia W yoming Other States 182 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES OUTSIDE Concluded THE l s S T A T IS T IC S LABOR O F Total BUREAU O F LA BO R ER S Alabama Colorado Illinois Indiana Iow a Kansas K entucky Maryland Missouri N ew M exico Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Tennessee U tah Virginia West Virginia W yoming B U L L E T IN Locality Employees whose average hours per week day Employees whose earnings per hour worked were for the pay roll period were AverAver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work Un and and and and and and and and cts estab em ed Un and and and and and and and and 12 and lish ploy per der un un un un un un un un and hour der un un un un un un un un and and and and un and der der der der der der der der over work 30 der der der der der der der der un un un un der over ments ees week 4 der der 6 70 day 00 der der ed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCU PATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLI PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued CONFECTIONERY HALES P r o ll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week Aver day for the pay roll period were age Num Num ber of ber of hours estab em work Un 4 and and and and and and 11 ed and and 12 lish ploy per der un un un un un un un un and ments der der der der der over 4 der der der day Aver age earn ings U n per hour der 14 work ets ed Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 14 and un der 16 cts 16 and un der 18 cts 18 and un der 20 et s 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 ots 40 and un der 50 cts and un der 60 cts and un der 70 ets 70 and un ets der and 80 over ets CANDY M AKERS is i l J T I ii 183 CONFECTIONERY One week California Georgia Illinois In d ian a Iow a K entucky Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri N ew Jersey N ew York Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Tennessee W ashington Wisconsin Other States Total Two weeks and one half month California Oregon Other States Total Grand total AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALE S Continue d THE CANDY M AKERS H E L P E R S Total Michigan Two weeks and one half month All States Grand total STATISTICS LABOR O F Minnesota M issouri New York Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Tennessee W ashington W isconsin Other States BUREAU One week California Georgia Illinois Indiana Iow a K entucky Maryland Massachusetts O F Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per Un and and and and and and and and and and and 80 hour der un un un un un un un un un un un cts work 14 der der der der der der der der der der der and cts ed over cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num N um hours ber of ber of work 4 5 estab em ed lish ployand and and and and and and and 12 per Un ments and week der un un un un un un un un over day 4 der der der der der der der der t i DIPPERS MACHINE One week Illinop K entucky New York Ohio Other States Total r L ABO R ER S Total G Two weeks and one half month All States IS S 372 O i 22s i Grand total j i 1 i CONFECTIONERY One week Illinois Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts Missouri New York Ohio Pennsylvania W isconsin Other States M ACH INE O P ER AT O R S S SO i I One week California Illinois Indiana K entucky Maryland Massachusetts Michigan M innesota Missouri New Jersey AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Concluded THE M ACH IN E OPER ATO RS Concluded Pennsylvania Tennessee Washington Wisconsin Other States Grand total PACK ER S One week Illinois Michigan Missouri New York Tennessee Oth3 r States Total I STATISTICS LABOR Total Two weeks and one half month All States O F Ohio BUREAU One week Concluded New York O F Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per U n and and and and and and and and and and and 80 hour der un un un un un un un un un un un cts work 14 der der der der der der der der der der der and 80 over ed cts 16 20 cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age hours ber of ber of work estab em ed lish ployper Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over WRAPPERS One week All States j l FEMALES CANDY M A K E R S One week California Other States Total CAN D Y M A K E R S H E L P E R S One week California Indiana Kentucky Massachusetts Missouri New York Ohio Oregon Other States Total Two weeks and one half month All States Grand total Illinois AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Continued 70 and un cts der and 80 over cts THE DIPPERS H A N D i S i STATISTICS LABOR O F Total Grand total BUREAU One week California Georgia Illinois Indiana Iowa Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota M issouri New Jersey New York O hio Oregon Pennsylvania Tennessee Washington Wisconsin Other States Total Two weeks and one half month California Orepon Other States O F Employees whose earnings per hour worked wereAver age earn ings Un 14 and and and and and and and and and and per hour der un un un un un un un un un un 14 work cts der der der der der der der der der der ed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Average Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab emed Un and and and and and and and and 12 lish ployper der un un un un un un un un and ments week 4 der der der der der der der der over day DIPPERS MACHINE One week California Georgia Illinois Indiana Iowa Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri New York Ohio Pennsylvania Wisconsin Other States i i LA BO RE R S Total v i i 15 i i j Grand total i Two weeks and one half month California One week California Illinois Indiana Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts Minnesota Missouri New York Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Washington Wisconsin Other States CONFECTIONERY Total i AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 14 and un der 16 cts 16 and un der 18 cts 18 and un der 20 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts and un der 50 cts 1 50 and un der 60 cts M 4C H IN E O P E R A T O R S Total X i i One week California Georgia Illinois Indiana Iow a K entucky Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri i STATISTICS P AC K E R S LABOR O F and un ets der and 80 over cts BUREAU One week California Illinois Massachusetts New York Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Washington Other States and un der 70 cts THE 20 and un der 25 cts O F Aver age earn ings per U n hour der work 14 ets ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work em lish ploy ed Un and and and and and and and and 12 per ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and der der der der der der der der over day New Jersey New York Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Tennessee Wa hinpfor Wisconsin Other States Total Two weeks and one half month California Oregon Total I i i W R A PP E R S One week California Georgia Illinois Tnriiflnpy Iowa Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri New Y ork Ohio Pennsylvania Tennessee W isconsin Other States Total Grand total i 1 j Two weeks and one half month All States CONFECTIONERY Grand total AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued ELECTRICAL MACHINERY APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 20 and un der 25 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts and un der 45 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts 1 and and un der over 1 BUREAU 25 and un der 30 cts U n der 20 cts A R M A T U R E W IN D ER S i T o ta l i Two weeks and one half month Ohio Total t 1 1 io Other States r i LABOR Grand total O F One month All States STATISTICS One week Massachusetts New Jersey New York Ohio Other States THE Aver age earn ings per hour work ed O F Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work em ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 12 der un un un un un un un un and ments week day 4 der der der der der der der der over BULLETIN MALES ASSEMBLERS One week Total Two weeks and one half month Ohio Pennsylvania Other States Total One month All States Grand total SO BO RING M ILLi H AN D S AND O P E R A T O R S One week Massachusetts New Jersey SO Total One month All States Grand total 37 2 SUPPLIES Total Two weeks and one half month Ohio Other States AN D 1 6 APPARATUS MACHINERY ELECTRICAL TndiaTm Massachusetts New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES C ontin ued Total Two Ttfeeks and one half month Ohio Pennsylvania Total One month All States Grand total STATISTICS LABOR O P BUKEAU One week Massachusetts New Jersey New York Other States THE COIL W IN D E R S O F Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per Un and and and and and and and and and and cts 1 hour der un un un nn un un un un un un and and work 20 der der der der der der der der der der un cts der over cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Average Num Num ber of ber of hours estab em work ed lish pi y per Un and and and and and and and and 12 der un un un un un un un un and ments week 4 der der der der der der der der over day CONNECTORS AND INSULATORS Total Two weeks and one half month Ohio Other States Total One month AH States Grand total T i D R IL L P R E S S H AN D S AND O P E R A T O R S One week Illinois Massachusetts New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania Other States Indiana Total One month All States SUPPLIES Total Two weeks and one half month Ohio Pennsylvania Other States Grand total AN D APPARATUS MACHINERY ELECTRICAL One week Massachusetts New Jersey Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Pay roll period and locality Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Un der 20 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 00 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts SI and and un over der 11 THE 20 and un der 25 cts O F Aver age earn ings per Un and and and and and and and and 12 hour der un un un un un un un un and work 4 der der der der der der der der over ed BULLETIN Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were F IT T E R S 1 1 k 1 Total Two weeks and one half month Pennsylvania Ohio Total Grand to ta l to i I j STATISTICS LABOR O F BUREAU One week Massachusetts New Jersey New York Other States GRINDERS Total Two weeks and one half month All States Grand total J MACHINERY One month All States ELECTRICAL One week Massachusetts New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Other States H ANDY M EN Total Two weeks and one half month Ohio Total One month All States Grand total Pennsylvania SUPPLIES AN D APPARATUS One week Connecticut Indiana Massachusetts New Jersey New York Ohio Other States CO 198 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts i and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts 1 and and un der over Total Two weeks and one half month Ohio Pennsylvania Total i Grand total One month All States STATISTICS LABOR O F One week Connecticut Massachusetts N ew Jersey New York Pennsylvania Other States BUREAU IN S P E C T O R S AND T E S T E R S THE 20 and un der 25 cts O F Aver age earn ings per U n hour der work 20 cts BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Average Num Num hours ber of ber of estab em work lish ploy ed Un and and and and and and and and 12 per un un un un un un un un and ments week der over day 4 der der der der der der der der LABORERS j Total Two weeks and one half month O b io Other States Total One m onth All States Grand to ta l MACHINERY ELECTRICAL One week TndiftWxrr r New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania T Other States Total Total One month All States Grand total SUPPLIES Two weeks and one half month Ohio Pennsylvania Other States SO 449 AN D One week Connecticut Illinois Indiana Massachusetts New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania APPARATUS P LAT HE IIANI S A N D E I tA T O IIS 200 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Un der 20 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts 1 and and un over der 1 THE 20 and un der 25 cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Average Num Num hour ber of ber of estab em work ed Un and and and and and 9 and 11 lish ployand and 12 per un un ments and week der un un un un un der der un over der 4 der der der der der day M A C H IN E H A N D S AND O P E R A T O R S G EN ER A L Total LABOR M ACHINE S E T T E R S Total Two weeks and one half month All States Grand total STATISTICS One week Connecticut Massachusetts New Jersey New York Other States O F 2 2 BUBEAU One week Massachusetts New York MACHINISTS Total Two weeks and one half month All States One month All States Grand to ta l SO I MACHINERY ELECTRICAL One week Connecticut Illinois Tn iana Massachusetts New York Pennsylvania Other States One week Connecticut Massachusetts New York Other States Total Two weeks and one half month All States I AN D Grand total SUPPLIES One month All States 3 APPARATUS M E T A L F IN IS H E R S AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked werei 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts 1 and and un over der Total Two weeks and one half month Ohio Pennsylvania Total One month All States Grand to ta l Other States io LABOR 2 2 STATISTICS O F One week Connecticut Massachusetts New Jersey New York BUREAU M IL L IN G M A C H IN E H AN D S AND O P E R A T O R S THE 20 U n and der un 20 der cts 25 cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num N um hours ber of ber of estab em work ed lish ploy per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ees week der un un un un un un un un and 4 der der der der der der der der over day PLANER AND SHAPER HANDS AND OPERATORS One week T o ta l Two weeks and one half month All States Grand total j P O L ISH E R S AND B U F F E R S One week Connecticut TflrHfonq a M assachusetts New Jersey New Y o r k Pennsylvania Other States Total i SUPPLIES Grand total AN D One month All States APPARATUS 1 1 MACHINERY One month All States 1 1 ELECTRICAL 3 3 3 New Jersey Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOTJRS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued O F THE Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per Un and and and and and and and and and and cts hour der un un un un un un un un un un and 1 and work 20 der der der der der der der der der der un over der cts ed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of estab em work ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over P U N C H P R E S S H AND S AND O P ER A T O R S T otal IS I STATISTICS T otal Grand total Two weeks and one half month Pennsylvania Other States One month All States LABOR O F BUREAU I One week Connecticut Indiana Massachusetts New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania Other States SCREW MACHINE HANDS AND OPERATORS One week Total Two weeks and one half month AH States One month All States Grand total S H E E T M E T A L W O R K E R S One week Massachusetts Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Pennsylvania Grand total I SUPPLIES 205 1 AN D j APPARATUS MACHINERY ELECTRICAL Massachusetts New Jersey New York Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts 1 and and un over der 1 One week Connecticut Total Total One month All States Grand total STATISTICS Two weeks and one half month Ohio Pennsylvania Other States LABOR O F Massachusetts New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Other States Indiana BUREAU TO O L M A K E R S THE 20 and un der 25 cts O F Un der 20 cts BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age hours earn ber of ber of work ings estab em per ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 12 hour der un un un un un un un un and ments week 4 der der der der der der der der over work ed day Aver Num Num age WELDERS T otal SO W IR EM EN One week Massachusetts New York Other States Total APPARATUS AN D SUPPLIES 207 1 1 BLECTEICAl MACHINERY One week All States One month AH States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES BULLETIN O F THE Total Total Two weeks and one half month Ohio Other States Total One month All States Grand total STATISTICS LABOE O F A SSEM B LER S One week Connecticut Indiana Massachusetts New York Other States BUEEAU One week Massachusetts Other States COIL WINDERS j ELECTRICAL One week Connecticut Indiana Massachusetts New York Other States Total One month A ll States Grand total I One week Connecticut Massachusetts N ew Jersey New York Other States Total Two weeks and one half month All States One month A ll States Grand total APPARATUS C O N N EC T O R S AND IN S U L A T O R S SUPPLIES 194 AN D 16 MACHINERY Total Two weeks and one half month Ohio Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Continued Total Two weefcp and one half month All sta te s One month All States Grand total b I I STATISTICS LABOR O F One week Connecticut Indiana Massachusetts New Y ork Other States BUREAU D R IL L P R E S S H AND S AND O P E R A T O R S 80 and 90 un cts der and 90 over cts THE 70 and un der 80 cts O F Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per hour and and and and and and and and and and and and un un un un un un un un un un un un work der der der der der der der der der der der der ed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay Aver roll period were age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and ments ees week der un un un un un un day der der der der der der INSPECTORS AND TESTERS One week Two weeks and one half month All States Total One month All States Grand to t a l U m MACHINERY ELECTRICAL New York Qth r States L A T H E H A N D S AND O P E R A T O R S Total APPARATUS One week All States Two weeks and one half month All States On month All States M E T A L F IN IS H E R S Two weeks and one half month AU States One month All States Grand to ta l SUPPLIES Total 2 2 AN D One week Connecticut Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Concluded BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality whose earnings per hour worked were 35 and un der 40 cts and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 1 40 and un der 45 cts 1 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and 90 un cts der and 90 over cts BUREAU 30 and un der 35 cts M IL L IN G M A C H IN E H AN D S AND O P E R A T O R S One week All States j I O F P U N C H P R E S S H A N D S AND O P E R A T O R S O O r i l t l 1 Total Two weeks and one half month All States One month All States Grand total STATISTICS LABOR One week Connecticut New York Other States THE 25 and un der 30 cts O F whose average hours Employees Worked per week day for the pay Aver Aver roll period were age age Num Num hours earn ber of ber of work ings estab em per ed lish ploy hour and and and and and per Un and and and and and and un un un un un ments ees week der un un un un un un work der der der der der 4 der der der der der der day ed cts cts cts cts cts SCREW MACHINE HANDS AND OPERATORS Total Two weeks and one half month All States Grand total MACHINERY APPARATUS AN D SUPPLIES 213 ELECTRICAL One week New York Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FOUNDRIES MAXES Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 40 and un der 45 cts and and and and and and and and cts and 1 25 un un un un un un un un and un and der der der der der der der der un der over der cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts THE U n and and and der un un un 25 der der der cts cts cts cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Av Num N um erage ber ber hours of Pay roll period and locality of es em work tabed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 12 der un un un un un un un un and ments ees week 4 der der der der der der der der over day CHIPPERS AND G R IN D E R S f i a T STATISTICS SO LABOR Two weeks California Colorado Illinois Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin Ohio Oregon and Washington O F Total BUREAU One week California Connecticut Delaware and Maryland Illinois Indiana Iowa Kentucky and Tennessee Maine and New Hamp shire Massachusetts Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio Oregon and Washington Pennsylvania Rhode Island Other States Pennsylvania and West Total Grand to ta l j n 17 1 CORE M A K E R S F IR S T C L A SS o o gia fJornificticTit Delaware and Maryland Illinois Tudiflnft Iowa Kentucky and Tennessee Maine New Hampshire aad Vermont Massachusetts Michigan Missouri New Jersey New Y o r k Ohio Oregon and W ashington Pennsylvania and West Virginia Rhode Island a ft ft a T Other States Total Grand total i T otal Two weeks California Colorado Illinois M ichigan Minnesota and W isconsin Ohio Oregon and W ashington Pennsylvania and West Virginia i T s m I a 4 3 I i i Including 1 establishment with monthly pay period a i q X Z One week Alabama 216 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR W ORKED BY SEX AND T OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Total Two weeks California Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin Other States T otal Grand total r STATISTICS LABOB 82 O F 4 2 5 BUREAU One week Connecticut Iowa K entucky and T ennessee Maine and New Hamp shire Missouri New Jersey New Y ork Pennsylvania Other States THE CORE M A K E R S SECO N D C L A SS O F Employees whose earnings per hour worked wereAver age earn ings and per and and and and and and and and 12 hour U n and and and and and un and and and and and and cts and 1 25 un un un un un un un un un un un un un un un un un and work der un un der der der der der der der der der der and un 25 der der un der and der der der der der der der der over ed cts der over cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts BULLETIN A v Num Num erage ber ber hours of es of Pay roll period and locality tab em work ed l ish ploy per ments ees week day CRANE OPERATORS One week Alabama and Georgia Connecticut Delaware and Maryland THinnis Massachusetts New Y ork Ohio Oregon and W ashington Pennsylvania and West Virginia Rhode Island Other States T o ta l i T SO ir Includes 1 establishment w ith m onthly pay period 217 Grand total 3 i Total FOUNDRIES Two weeks California Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin Ohio Oregon and Washington Pennsylvania and West Virginia Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued O F THE Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per U n and and and and and and and and an d an d and and cts SI hour der un un un un un un un un un un un un and and SI 25 un and work 25 der der der der der der der der der der der der un der over ed cts der Si 25 cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts SI cts cts ets BULLETIN Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were A v Num N um erage ber hours ber of Pay roll period and locality of es em work ed taband and andand and and and and 12 lish ploy per Un un un un un un un un un and ments ees week der der der der der der der der der over day CUPOLA T E N D ER S Q d ll SO I T I 1 1 STATISTICS 1 LABOR Two weeks California Colorado Illinois O F Total BUREAU One week Alabama and Georgia c u fo r m a Coaufictieut Delaware and Maryland Illinois fodfonft Iowa Kentucky and Tennessee New Hampshire and Vermont Massachusetts Michigan Missouri Now Jersey New Y o r k Ohio Oregon and W ashington Pennsylvania and West yirglnia Rhode Island Michigan Minnesota and W isconsin Oregon and W ashington Pennsylvania and West Virffinia a i t i Grand total T J39 Total i 10 i S m eT n 15 4Q ii 13 i I i 10 a HANDY M EN Total Q I i Total Grand total a 2 i 1 i x io ii z Two weeks Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin Ohio T r Pennsylvania and West Virginia Other States I a io 1 4 l l A i 4 2 T Wl J i 1 Includes 1 establishment w ith m o n th ly pay period 1 FOUNDRIES One Connapticut minniF I n d ia n IOWa IFMIM O l l t f T and Tennessee Maine New Hampshire and Vermont Massachusetts Michigan T Missouri H w l e r y New Y ork OU q Pejinsyl vania and West V irginia Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Un and and and der un un un 25 der der der cts cts cts cts 40 and un der 45 cts and and and and and and and and cts un un un un un un un un and and der der der der der der der der un un and der der over cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts THE LABO R ER S Total STATISTICS Two weeks California Colorado Illinois Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin LABOR O F BUREAU One week Alabama and Georgia California Connecticut D elaware and Maryland Illinois Indiana Iowa Kentucky and T ennessee Maine New Hampshire and Vermont Massachusetts Michigan Missouri N ew Jersey N ew Y ork Ohio Oregon and W ashington Pennsylvania and West Virginia Rhode Island O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were A v Num erage Num ber ber hours of es of work 4 5 Pay roll period and locality tab em ed 12 Iish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and and un un un un ments ees week der un un der der der un un der over 4 der der der der day Ohio Oregon and W ashington Pennsylvania and West Virginia Other states Total Grand to ta l SO q q M O L D E R S B EN C H T Total Total Grand total Y i Includes 1 establishment with monthly pay period i i i i Two weeks California Colorado Illinois Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin Oregon and W ashington Pennsylvania and West Virginia Other States FOUNDRIES One week California Connfirttimitv Illinois Iow a Kentucky and Tennessee Maine New Hampshire and Vermont Massachusetts Michigan Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio Oregon and W ashington Pennsylvania Rhode Island Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued whose earnings per hour worked were and and and and and and and and cts and 1 25 un un un un un un un un and un and der der der der der der der der un der over der cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts THE M O LD E R S F LO O R Total Two weeks California Colorado Illinois Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin Ohio STATISTICS LABOR O F BUREAU One week Alabama and Georgia California Connecticut Delaware and M aryland Illinois Indiana Iow a Kentucky and Tennessee Maine New Hampshire and Vermont Massachusetts Michigan Missouri New Jersey New Y ork Ohio Oregon and W ashington Pennsylvania Rhode Island O F Employees whose average hours worked per Employees week day for the pay roll period were Aver age earn ings and and per U n and and and and and and and and 12 hour der and un un and un un un un un un un un un and work 25 der der der un der der der der der der der der der over cts cts cts cts cts BULLETIN A v Num Num erage ber hours ber of es of work Pay roll period and locality tab em ed lish ploy per ments ees week day Oregon and W ashington Pennsylvania and West Virginia Other States Total Grffjid tot ql q IQ M O LD ER S FLO O R SP E C IA LIST Total Two weeks All States Grand total i J IQ FOUNDRIES One week Maine New Hampshire and Vermont Massachusetts Missouri Other States M O LD E R S M A C H IN E One week Connecticut Delaware andMaryland Illinois Iowa Kentucky and Tennessee Maine New Hampshire and Vermont Massachusetts Michigan Missouri New Jersey New York Pennsylvania and West Virginia Rhode Island Other States Total i l I Includes 1 establishment with monthly pay period AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were and ijud and and and and and and and cts 1 un un un un un un un un un and and 1 25 der der der der der der der der der un un and der der over cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts Total Grand total i T Y 1 1 STATISTICS M OLDERS H E L PE R S FLOOR One week Alabama and Georgia Connecticut Illinois Iowa Kentucky and Tennessee Missouri New York Ohio LABOR O F Two weeks Illinois Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin Pennsylvania and W est Virginia Other States BUREAU MOLDERS MACHINE Concluded THE and and and un un un der der der cts cts cts O F Aver age earn ings per Unhour der work 25 ed cts BULLETIN Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Av Num Num erage ber ber hours of es of Pay roll period and locality tab em work ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over Oregon and W ashington Khode Island Other States Total Two weeks California Minnesota and Wisconsin Ohio Oregon and W ashington Pennsylvania and West Virginia Other States T otal Grand total I PATTERN M A K E R S Total FOUNDRIES One week Alabama and Georgia California Connecticut Delaware and M aryland Illinois Indiana Iowa Kentucky and Tennessee Maine N ew Hampshire and Verm ont Massachusetts Michigan Missouri N ew Jersey N ew Y ork Ohio Oregon and W ashington Pennsylvania and West Virginia Rhode Island AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Concluded Employees whose average hours wofked per week day for the pay roll period were Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 40 and un der 45 cts and and and and and and un un un un un un der der der der der der cts cts cts cts cts cts and and cts and 1 25 un un and un and der der un der over 80 90 der 1 25 cts cts f e t a l if hd total Oregon and W ashington Pennsylvania and West Virginia Other States i i n 1 R OUGH CARPENTERS AND PATTER N M A K E R S H ELPER S One week Alabama and Georgia alifofnia Connecticut Delaware and M aryland Illinois Indiana IoWa i STATISTICS g 2 2 4 LABOE 3 O F Two wsekg Colorado Illinois M frfhigfl fi Minnesota and Wisconsin Ohio BUREAU PATTERN MAKERS Concluded THE U n and and and der un un un 25 der der der cts cts cts cts O F Aver age earn ings li 10 pet and and arid and and and and and 12 hour un un un un un un un un and work der der der der der der der der over ed i 9 10 BULLETIN Av N um Num erage ber hours ber of P ayroll period and locality of es em work tab ed Ush ploy per ments ees week day jsfspy Hew York O h io Oregon and W ashington m yruylvania and West S ft Rhode IslandTotal Two weeks Colorado tWtiois Michigan HinnGgata and Wisconsin i A Total U Grand total 1 1 Oregon and W ashington Pennsylvania and West y r n la Other States T 1 1 2 T i X ssH K U K k a 1 Kentucky and Tennessee Maine New Hampshire and Vermont Massachusetts Mfrfiigsii FEM ALES CORE M A K E R S SE C O N D C L A S S Two weeks A ll States Grand total Total JIncludes 1 establishment with monthly pay period i 1 IZZ Oue week Kentucky and Tennessee New York Rhode Island Other States 228 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FURNITURE Aver Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Un der 14 cts 14 and un der 16 cts 16 and un der 18 cts and and and and un un un un der der der der cts cts cts cts 40 and un der 50 cts and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 cts and over BUREAU 35 and un der 40 cts C A BIN E TM A K E R S O O Total STATISTICS Two weeks and one half month Illinois Michigan North Carolina Pennsylvania Wisconsin Other States LABOR Total O F One week Illinois Indiana Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Missouri New York Ohio Penns vlvani a Tennessee Wisconsin Other States THE Aver age Num Num earn berof ber of ings estab em4 7 8 9 per ed lish pioy per Un and and and and and and and and 1 2 hour der un un un un un un un un and work ments week 4 der der der der der der der der over day ed O F Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were BULLETIN HALES One month A ll States Grand total C AR VE R S H A N D One week Illinois Massachusetts M ichigan New York T otal Grand total in Pennsylvania W isconsin Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Michigan North Carolina Pennsylvania Other States FURNITURE CAR VER S M ACH IN E Total SO One week Illinois Indiana Massachusetts Michigan Missouri N ew Y ork Ohio Tennessee W isconsin Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hotir worked were Un der 14 cts 14 and un der 16 cts 16 and un der 18 cts 18 and un der 20 cts 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 cts and over THE CARVERS MACHINE Concluded One montht A ll States Grand total LABOR O F T o ta l BUBEAU Two weeks ahd one half month IlU ftds Michigan Pennsylvania W isconsin Other States l3 T CHAIR A S S E M B L E R S One w ekt Massachusetts Michigan N ew York Ohio Pennsylvania Other States Total SO STATISTICS O F Aver age earn ings per nour work ed BULLETIN Pay foll period and Ideality Employees whose average houts worked per week day for the pay roll period were A ver ago Nurri Num hours ber of ber of estab em work 4 8 9 ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 12 der un un un un un un un un and ments week 4 der der der der der der der der over day Two weeks and one half month Michigan North Carolina Ohio WisdOnSih Othef Stated i 2 4 23 g tfd l ta Grand total io F IN IS H E R S One wdfek Massachusetts Mifchigfili MiiSdttti NfcW jfifsey N ew York O hio angylvania Tiffitfiesssee W isconsin Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Michigan N orth Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania W isconsin Other States Total o n e month All States Grand total l g g io AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALE S C o n tin u e d Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Un der 14 cts 16 and un der 18 cts and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts and un der 35 cts and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 50 cts and un der 20 cts L A BO R E R S S T A T IS T I C S Total LABOR 79 Two weeks and one half month Illinois Michigan North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania W isconsin Other States and un cts der and 80 over cts O F Total and un der 70 cts BUREAU One week Illinois Indiana Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania Tennessee W isconsin Other States and un der 60 cts THE 14 and un der 16 cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BU L L E T IN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were A ver age Num Num hours ber of ber of 10 11 estab em work ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 12 der un un un un un un un un and ments week 4 der dor der der der der der der over day One month All S ta te s Grand total g M A C H IN E H A N D S One week Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Michigan North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania W isconsin Other States Total One month All States Grand total A F U R N IT U R E Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania Tennessee W isconsin Other States Tndianft T Maryland Massach nsptts 234 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALE S Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Un der 14 cts 14 and un der 16 cts 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der B O cts 30 and un der 35 cts and un der 18 dts and un der 20 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and 80 un Cts der and 80 over cts THE S A N D E R S H A N D Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Michigan North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Wisconsin Total One month All States Crand total S T A T IS T I C S LABOB O F BUBEAU One week Illin o is Indiana Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Missouri New J e rse y New York Pennsylvania Tennessee W isconsin Other States O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed B U LL E TIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of estab em work ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and over day 4 der der der der der der der der t r im m e r s I Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois r t Michigan North Carolina Pennsylvania Wisconsin Other States Total Om month All S ta tes Grand total F U R N IT U R E One week Indiana Massachusetts Michigan Missouri New York Ohid Pennsylvania Tennessee Other States UPH O LSTERERS One week Illinois Indiana Maryland Massachusetts Michigan New York Ohio Penns vlvania Wisconsin Other States Total j AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Un der 14 cts 16 and un der 18 cts and and and and un un un un der der der der cts cts cts cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and und r 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un cts der and 80 over cts T otal Grand to ta l i S T A T IS T I C S 1 V ENEER ER S One week Illinois Indiana Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Missouri New York Ohio Pennsylvania LABOR 3 3 O F Two weeks and one half month Illinois Michigan North Carolina Wisconsin Other States BUREAU UPHOLSTERERS Concl uded THE 14 and un der 16 cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BU L L E T IN Pay roll period and locality N um Num ber of ber of estab em lish ploy ments ees Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age hours work per Un and and and and and and and and and un un un week r un un un un un der der der over der der der der der day Tennessee Other States Total Total Two weeks and ono half month Illinois Michigan Pennsylvania Wisconsin Other States One month All States Grand total F IN IS H E R S One week Illinois Indiana Michigan Missouri New York Pennsylvania Tennessee Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Michigan Other States Massachusetts Total Grand to ta l F U R N IT U R E FEMALES AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALE S Concluded THE L A BO R E R S Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Michigan Pennsylvania Wisconsin Other States Total Grand total j S T A T IS T IC S M ACH INE H A N D S One week Massachusetts New York Pennsylvania SO LABOR O F BUREAU One week IndianaMassachusetts Michigan Missouri New Y ork Pennsylvania Tennessee Other States O F 70 and un cts der and 80 over cts BU L L E T IN Pay roll locality Employees whose average hours worked per Employees whose earnings per hour worked were day for the pay roll period were Aver Aver age age N um Num hours earn ber of ber of ings estab em work per Un and and and and and and and and and and ed Un and and and and and and and and 12 lish pioy per hour der un un un un un un un un and work der un un un un un un un un un un ments 14 der der der der der der der der der der week 4 der der der der der der der der over cts 16 ed 18 day cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts to Two weeks and one half month Michigan Other States Total Grand to ta l r I SANDERS HAND One week TlHriois Tndiwft Massachusetts Total Two weeks and one half month Michigan Wisconsin Other States Total Grand to ta l FURNITURE New York Ohio Pennsylvania Tennessee Other States VE N E ER E R S One week New York Pennsylvania Other States Grand to ta l Total Two weeks and one half month All States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCU PATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued GLASS B U L L E T IN MALES B Bottles L Lighting ware P Plate T Tableware W Window Employees whose earnings per hour worked were and and and and and and un un un un un un der der der der der der cts cts cts cts cts cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts Y Grand to ta l and un der and 1 50 un and der over 1 50 S T A T IS T IC S and un der 1 10 LABOR 35 T otal Two weeks and one half month Illinois Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia Other States cts and un der 1 O F T otal and un der 90 cts BUREAU BATCH M IX E R S One week Indiana Maryland New Jersey New Y o r k Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia Other States and un der 80 cts THE Aver age earn ings per hour work ed O P Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per Aver week day for the pay roll period were age Num N um hours ber of ber of work em ed lish ploy per U n and and and and and and and and 12 der un un un un un un un un and ments week 4 der der der der der der der der over day BLOCKERS T AND L One week New Y ork Other States T otal Two weeks All States Grand total BLO W ER S B T W A N D L Total Two weeks New Jersey New Y ork Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia Other States T 3 Total Grand to ta l SI GLASS One week Indiana New Y ork Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia Other States C A PP E R S W One week All States Two weeks All States Total AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED RY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Pay roll period and locality were 1 and un der l i0 1 10 and un der and 1 60 un 0 nd der over 1 50 THE C A ST ER S P BUKEAU Half month All States O F Employees whose earnings per hour worked A ver age i1 earn ings per U n and and and and and and and and and and cts U n and and and and and and and and 12 hour der un un un un un un un un un un arid der un un un un un un un un and work 20 der 4 der der der der der der der der over ed cts der der der der der 50 der der der der un m der cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 B U LL E TIN Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were 3 CR AN EM EN P O F l 4 LABOR Half month All States C U TTERS W One week All States Four weeks All States Grand total i 3 l C U T T E R S P Two weeks All States S T A T IS T I C S CUTTERS DECORATIVE T AND L One week New Y o r k Ohio Pennsylvania Other States Total Two weeks A ll States SO Grand total C U T T E R S R O U G H P Half month All t GLASS D EC O R A T O R S B T AN D L One week Tr diqria New Y ork Ohio West Virginia Total Two weeks and one half month Pennsylvania West Virginia Total Grand total E M E R Y G R A D E R S P I l 1 i Half month All States I AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued THE FIN ISH ERS B L AN D T Total Two weeks Pennsylvania West Virginia Grand total F LAT T EN ER S STATISTICS Total 4 2 LABOR O F BUREAU One week TnHiflrm New Y ork Ohio Pennsylvania Other States O F Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per U n and and and and and and and and and and cts hour der un un un un un un un un un un and and and and 1 50 work 20 der der der der der der der der der der un un un un and der der der der over ed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per Aver week day for the pay roll period were age N um Num hours ber of ber of estab em work ed lish ploy per U n and and and and and and and and 12 der un un un un un un un un and ments week 4 der der der der der der der der over day W O U 2 One week All S ta tes One month All States T otal FOOT CASTERS T One week All States Two weeks All States Total FURNACE M E N One week Indiana Maryland New York Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia Other States Total Two weeks and onehalf month Illinois Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia Other States i i i l Total Grand to ta l ui GAS M AK ERS One week Indiana Maryland New Jersey New Y o r k Ohio Pennsylvania Total io T fcO Ox 246 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OP EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der and un der SI 50 un un and der der over THE U n and and and and and and and der un un un un un un un 20 der d r der der der der der cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts Grand total LABOR O F Total BUREAU GAS MAKERS Concluded Two weeks and onehalf month Illinois Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania ii 3 Total STATISTICS G A T H E R E R S B T W A N D L One week Indiana New Y ork Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia O F Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age earn ings per and and and and and and and and 12 hour un un un un un un un un and work der der der der der der der der over ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Aver age N um Num hours ber of ber of work estab em ed lish ploy per ments week day Two weeks and onehalf month Pennsylvania West Virginia Other States Total Four weeks A ll States Grand total G L A ZE R S T A N D L Total SSV IO One week All States Two weeks All States G R IN D E R S P 1 Half month All States H A N D L E R S T One week A ll States Two weeks A ll S ta tes Total H O O K M E N P IfZ H alf month All States i AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der 1 1 and un der and un der and 1 50 un and der over 1 50 THE U n and and and and and and and der un un un un un un un 20 der der der der der der der cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts O F Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age earn ings per and and and and and and and and 12 hour un un un un un un un un and der der der der der der der der over work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Aver age Num N um hours ber of ber of work estab em ed lish ploy per ments week day IN SPE C TO R S L BUREAU One week A ll States Two weeks All States Total O F LABOR LABOR B O Y AN D F A C T O R Y Total G STATISTICS One week Indiana Maryland New Jersey New Y ork Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia Other S ta te s Two weeks and one half month Ohio Other States Total L A B O R E R S C O M M O N Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia Other States Y Other States GLASS One week Indiana Maryland New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia Total Grand total 250 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued r and un der 90 cts G cts and un der 1 4 IUQ un un un and der der der over Z P BUREAU 90 70 and un der 80 cts THE 3 60 and un der 70 cts O F LEER M E N Total Two weeks and onehalf month Illinois Indiana Ohio Pennsvl vania i i j STATISTICS LABOR One week Indiana Maryland New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia Other States O F per U n and and and and and and and hour der un un un un un un un work 20 der der der der UCI der der ed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts LATEBS Half month All States Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day Tor the pay roll period were Average Num Num hours ber of ber of estab em work ed U n 4 5 lish ploy12 per der and and and and and and and and and un un un un un un un un ments 4 der der der der der der der der over day West Virginia Other States Total Grand total M ACH IN E O P E R A T O R S B W AN D L Total Two weeks and onehalf month Illinois Indiana New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia Other States Total i i i Grand to ta l SO GLASS One week Maryland New Y ork Pennsylvania West Virginia Other States M A T C H E R S P Half month A ll States M E L T E R S P I H alf month All States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALE S Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts and un der 90 cts 90 cts 1 and and un un der der and un der and 1 50 un and der over 1 50 THE U n and and and and and and and der un un un un un un un 20 der der der der der der der cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Average Num N um hours ber of ber of estab em work ed lish pi y per U n and and and and and and and and 12 der un un un un un un un un and ments week 4 der der der der der der der der over day M O LD M A K E R S Total Two weeks and onehalf month Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia Other States Total Grand total i i i STATISTICS LABOR O F BUBEAU One week Indiana Maryland New Jersey New Y ork Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia PACKERS AND SORTERS One week Maryland New Jersey New Y o r k Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia Other States io Total Grand to ta l GLASS 456 T otal Two weeks and one half month Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia Other States P O L ISH E R S P Half month All States PO T M A K E R S P Half month All States I 1 253 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued were 1 and un der and un der and 1 50 un and der over 1 50 THE Q T Total r Qrand total R IN G M E N WO One week A ll States STATISTICS LABOR Total Two weeks and one half month Pennsylvania Other States O F BUREAU P R ESSER S B T AND L One week TnrHa riR Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia Other States O F Employees whose earnings per hour worked Aver age earn ings per U n and and and and and and and and and and cts hour der un un un un un un un un un un and work 20 der der der der der der der der der der un der ed ets cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per Aver week day for the pay roll period were age Num N um hours ber of ber of work estab em ed lish ploy per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments der un un un un un un un un and week 4 der der der der der der der der over day ROUGE BURNERS P One half month A ll states R O U G H ER S A N D S M O O T H E R S One week A ll States Two weeks A ll States Total L AN D T S A N D B L A S T E R S L 3 io l 9 8 Total ii s s v i b One week A ll States Two weeks A ll States S K IM M E R S P AN D W One week All S ta tes Two weeks and one half month A ll S ta tes Total S P L I T T E R S W Total fgrg One week A ll States Two weeks All States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 60 and un der 70 cts 70 a nd un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts d and un and and 1 50 un der un un and der der der over THE and and and and and and and un un un un un un un der der der der der der der cts cts cts cts cts cts cts O F Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age earn ings per and and and and and and and and 12 un un un un un un un un and hour work der der der der der der der der over ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Num Num ber of ber of em lish p lo y ments Aver age hours work ed per week day ST O P P E R G R IN D E R S B BUREAU One week All States Two weeks and one half month All States O F Total LABOR S T R IP P E R S P l T A K E R S D O W N W One week All States STATISTICS Half month All States m ifz i TEEMERS P 1 One half month All States I T U IL E M E N P One half month All States FEMALES C U T T E R S D E C O R A T IV E T A N D L j One week All States Two weeks All States Total D E C O R A T O R S B T A N D L One week New York Ohio West Virginia Other States l Total Grand total ftO Total T wo weeks and one half month West Virginia Other S cates T J AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Concluded 7 7 BUREAU One week All States LABOR 1 O F IN S P E C T O R S LO One week All 1 v Total X m STATISTICS LABOR BOY A N D FA C T O R Y One week TnriifinA N aw Tfirsfiv New York Ohio Pennsylvania West V irginia Other States THE GLAZERS T AND L and 1 50 un and der over 1 50 O F Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per U n and and and and and and and and and and cts and and un un un un un un and un un hour der un un un un work 20 der der der der der der der der der der un der der der ed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 BULLETIN Employees whose average hours worked per Aver week day for the pay roll period were age Num Num hours ber of ber of Pay roll period and lo em work ed cality lish ploy per U n and and and and and and and and 12 jnents ees week der un un un un un un un un and 4 der der der der der der der der over day f Two weeks and one half month Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia Othgf StateS Total Grand total L ABO R ER S C O M M O N B AND P One week All States Two weeks and one half month All Statfes T otal i GLASS P A C K E R S One week New York Pennsylvania West Virginia Other States Two weeks and one half month Illinois Indiana Ohio West Virginia Other States T otal Grand total Total T I l ii AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR BUBEAU BOARDERS Other States Total V irg in ia Total Grand total STATISTICS Two weeks and one half month Illinois I n d i a n a North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Other States LABOR O F One week Connecticut Massachusetts New Hampshire TH E Employees whose earnings per hour worked wereAver age earn 14 16 ings per Un and and and and and and and and and and and hour der un un un un un un un un un un un cts work 14 der der der der der der der der der der der and cts ed over cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts O F Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num N um age ber of ber of hours Pay roll period and lo estab em work cality lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over BULLETIN MALES CUTTERS HAN D UNDERWE AR One week New York North Carolina Tennessee Virginia Other States Total Two weeks and one half month All States 5 20 g SO HOSIERY flrand total K N IT T E R S F O O TE R S O R T O P P E R S H O SIE R Y Two weeks and one half month n Afin A O O CD A Q 4 Vam i Total Grand t o t B i UNDERWEAR 3 AN D One week Vi rofinifl K N IT TE R S F U L L F A S H IO N E D H O S IE R Y Two weeks and one half month TnrHgrm Other States Total Grand total m One week A ll States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued earnings per hour worked were 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 50 cts and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and 80 un cts der and 80 over cts THE 25 and un der 30 cts O F Employees whose Aver age earn ings per Un and and and and hour der un un un un work 14 der der der der cts ed cts cts cts cts BULLETIN Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age N um Num hours ber of Pay roll period and lo ber of em work estab ed cality lish ployper Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments der un un un un un un un un and week 4 der der der der der der der der over day K N IT T E R S W EB OR T U B E U N D E R W EA R Total K N IT T E R S O T H ER H O S IE R Y One week Massachusetts New Hampshire Virginia Other States T o t a l STATISTICS 1 Grand total Two weeks and one half month All States LABOR O F BUEEAU One week New Hampshire New York North Carolina Tennessee Virginia Other States n i K N IT T E R S O T H E R U N D E R W E A R I i I M A C H IN E F IX E R S I i L 6 I f j AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Concluded earnings per hour worked were 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 cts and over THE PR E S SE R S 2 Total i I 1 i i h 1 i Two weeks and one half month North Carolina Pennsylvania Other States T otal Grand total 7 W IN D E R S One week New Y ork Other States Total STATISTICS LABOR O F BUREAU One week Connecticut Massachusetts New Hampshire New York Tennessee Virginia W isconsin Other States O F Employees whose Aver age earn ings per Un and and and and hour der un un un un work 14 der der der der cts ed cts cts cts cts BULLETIN Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were AverN um Num age ber of ber of hours Pay roll period and lo estab em work cality lish ploy ed per Cin and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over f Two weeks and one half month All S ta tes Grand to ta l j G FEMALES B O A R D E R S Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Other States Grand total j j BU T T O N H O L E M A K E R S U N D E R W E A R One week Connecticut Massachusetts New Hampshire N ew York Ohio Virginia W isconsin Other States Total Tennessee Two weeks and one half month A ll States Grand total UNDERWEAR Total AN D 2 1 HOSIERY One week Wisconsin Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Continued Payroll period and locality age earn ings per hour Un der work 14 ed cts 16 and un der 18 cts 18 and un der 20 cts 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 ctg 35 and un der 40 cts and and and and 80 un un un un Ct8 der der der der and 80 over cts cts cts cts THE 14 and un der 16 cts O F Num Num ber of ber of estab em lish ploy ments ees Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver BULLETIN Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were age hours worfe ed Un and and and and and and and and 12 per der un un un un un un un un and week 4 der der der der der der der der over day IQ 9 Aver B U T T O N S E W E R S U N P E R W E A Total Two weeks and one half month All States Grand total Q a i STATISTICS LABOR O F New Hampshire New York Nprth Carolina O fio Tennessee Virginia Wisconsin Other States M BUBEAU One week Connecticut CUTTERS HAND UNDERWEAR One week Connecticut Massachusetts New Hampshire N ew York Ohio Tftnrfp ee r V irgm fa W iacoTKfijn Othfer States o Total A U AND 3 Grand total HOSIBEY Two weeks and one half month All S ta te s F IN IS H E R S U N D E R W E A R Total Two weeks and one half month All States Grand total UNDERWEAR One Week Connecticut Massachusetts New Hampshire New York North Carolina Ohio Tennessee Virginia Wisconsin Other States to FEMALES Continued Aver age earn ings per hour work ed Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Un der 14 cts 14 and un der 16 ets 16 and un der 18 cts and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts and un der 20 cts and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts and un der 70 cts 70 and un der and 80 over cts THE 35 and un der 40 cts IN SP EC TO R S M E N D E R S A N D F O L D E R S Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Indiana Michigan North Caroliiia Ohio Pennsylvania Other States i Total Grand total STATISTICS LABOR O F BUEEAU One week Connecticut Massachusetts Michigan New Hampshire New York N orth Carolina Ohio Tennessee Virginia Wisconsin Other States O F Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and 4 der der der der der der der der over day BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality 268 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued KNITTERS FOOTERS AND TOPPERS HOSIERY One week Connecticut Virginia W isconsin Other States Total Two weeks and one half month North Carolina Ohio Tennessee Other States T o ta l Grand total H OSIERY K N ITTER S FU LL F A SH IO N E D H O S IE R Y Total I 1 12 f K N IT T E R S W E B O R T U B E U N D E R W E A R One week Connecticut Massachusetts New Hampshire New York Ohio W isconsin Other States Total Grand total Two weeks and one half month A ll States UNDERW EAR 1 AND One week All States Two weeks and one half month A ll States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Continued Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 50 cts One week Connecticut New Hampshire Total Two weeks and one half month Pennsylvania Other States Total Ofand totaL L O O PE R S One week Connecticut M assachusetts New Hampshire I 42 3 J STATISTICS LABOE and 80 un cts der and 80 over cts O F Othfcr States Wisconsin and un der 70 cts BUBEAU K N IT T E R S O T H E R H O S IE R Y 50 and un der 60 cts THE Un and and and der un un un 14 der der der cts cts cts cts O F Aver age earn ings per and and and and and and and and 12 liour un un un un un un un un and work der der der der der der der der over ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em ed lish ploy pet ments ees week day Total Two weeks and one half month Indiana North Carolina Tennessee Ohio Pennsylvania Other States Total Virginia Wisconsin Other States HOSIERY Grand total PR ESSER S AN D g Total Two weeks and one half month All States I Grand total tTNDERWEAR One week Connecticut Massachusetts Other States P R E S S H A N D S One week All States Two weeks and one half month All States T o ta l i i t o AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER TOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES C o n c lu d e d O F THE Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per Un and and and and and and and and and and and 80 hour der un un un un un un un un un un un cts work 14 der der der der der der der der der der der and cts 16 25 ed over cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em ed lish ploy per Cin and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and 4 der der der der der der der der over day n 12 SEAM ERS Grand to ta l STATISTICS Total LABOR Total Two weeks and one half month Indiana North Carolina Pennsylvania Other States O F BUREAU One week Connecticut Massachusetts Michigan New Hampshire New York Ohio Tennessee Virginia W isconsin Other S ta te s WELTERS One week Massachusetts Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Pennsylvania Other States Grand total HOSIERY Total W IN D E R S Two weeks and one half month Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania Other States Grand total Total UNDERW EAR AND One week Connecticut Massachusetts Michigan New Hampshire New York Ohio Tennessee Virginia W isconsin Other States Total AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued IRON AND STEEL BLAST FURNACES BULLETIN O F MALES Pay roll period Two weeks and one half month District Aver age earn ings per hour work ed Employees whose earnings per hour worked were B L O W E R S 52 Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern ll i Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and M iddle West Southern Total STATISTICS BLOWING ENGINEERS Total LABOR Pittsburgh and 1 25 un ejid der over O F 13 9 Eastern and and and and and and and cts un un un un un un un and der der der der der der der un der cts cts cts ets cts cts cts 1 BUREAU Un and and der un un 25 der der cts 30 35 cts cts THE Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num how s ber of ber of estab em work lish ploy ed Un and and and and and and and and 12 per ments ees week der un un un tin un un un un and over day 4 der der der der der der der der BLOWING ENGINEERS ASSISTANTS FittSblifgh G m tL a k esa n d Middle W est Southern Total Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern I Total IR N A D STEEL B A T FU ACES O N LS RN B O T T O M F IL L E R S C IN D E R M E N Total a i Eastern 4 Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W o t S o u th e r n IRON HA DLERS AND L O A D E R S Great Lakes and Middle West Southern T otal K EEPERS Total 275 Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W e st Southern AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued H A L E S Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked i 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der 1 1 and 1 25 un and der over 1 25 THE 40 and un der 45 cts 10 U n der 25 cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN District Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Average Num Num hours ber of ber of work A estab em ed lish ploy12 per U n and and and and and and and and and ments der un un un un un un un un week 4 der der der der der der der over der day K E E PE R S H E L P E R S Total BUREAU Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Southern O F LA BO R E R S I i LARRY M E N Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Southern STATISTICS Total 3 8 LABOR Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Southern LARRY MEN S HELPERS Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern q l 5 q T o ta l IRON P IG M A C H IN E M E N i q l Total STEEL 3 7 AND Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Southern S K IP O P E R A T O R S Total FURNACES 3 8 I BLAST Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern ST O C K E R S Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern Total BY SEX AND 278 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued M A L E S Concluded THE ST O VE TE N D E R S a Ihi LABOK O F Total BUBEAU Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Southern TOP F IL L E R S Total I STATISTICS Great I akes and Middle West Southern Q F Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings 1 per Un and and and and and and and and and cts and 1 25 hour der un un un un un un un un un and un and work 25 der der der der der der der der der un der over der cts 30 ed 1 25 cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 BULLETIN District Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roJI period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em lish ploy ed Un and and and nd and and and and 12 P r ments week der un un un un un un un un and der der der der der der der der over day AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OP EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued IRON AND STEEL BESSEMER CONVERTERS MALES Pay roll period Two weeks and one half month Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts d and un 11 25 and un der over der STEEL Un der 25 cts AKD Aver age earn ings per hour work ed IRO N District Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver N um Num age hours ber of ber of work estab em ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees der un un un un un un un un and week 4 der der der der der der der der over day BOTTOM M AKERS Total e B O T T O M M A K E R S H E LP ER S Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Total CONVERTERS BESSEMER Pittsburgh Gr at Lakes and Middle W est C INDER P IT M E N T o ta l Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OP EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued M A L E S Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts and un der 90 cts 90 SI cts and 1 25 and un and un der over der THE 45 and un der 50 cts 5 30 and un der 35 cts IN G O T S T R IP PER S Total BUEEAU Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN District Employees whose average hours worked per week day lor the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over O F LABO R ER S Total LADLE LINERS H ELPER S Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Total I STATISTICS 6 LABOR Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est REGULATORS FIRST Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Total G IS G IRO N R E G U L A T O R S SECO N D t i i Total s ST O C K E R S Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Total STEEL BESSEMER 5 4 AN D Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est ST O P P E R M A K E R S Total 1 CONVERTERS Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued M A L E S Concluded O F Employees whose earnings per hour worked wereAver age earn ings SI SI per Un and and and and and cts and and and 2 25 hour der un un un un un and un and un un and and un un der der der un work 40 der der der der der der der over cts der cts cts cts cts cts 1 SI 25 SI 50 SI BULLETIN District Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of estab em work lish ploy ed Un and and and and and and and and 12 per ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over THE BL O W E R S Total BUREAU Pittsburgh Great Lakfes and Middle West O F Pittsburgh s J J J J 2J J Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Total SO I STATISTICS CUPOLA T A P P E R S LABOR CUPOLA M E L T E R S LADLE LINERS Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Total Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Total ait 2 1 Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W st Total Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Total iaais S T E E L PO U R E R S ST O P P E R S E T T E R S gsaxasAiioo VESSEL MEN Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Total aaisassana 1 son M O L D C AP P E R S V E SSE L M E N S H E L P E R S Total ggg Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued IRON AND STEEL OPEN HEARTH FURNACES U and un der 18 cts 18 and un der 20 cts 20 and un der 22 cts 22 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and 50 un cts der and 50 over cts STATISTICS and un der 16 cts LABOR Total l 12 and un der 14 cts O F Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern Pacific Coast Un der 12 cts BUBEAU DOOR O P ER AT O R S Employees whose earnings per hour worked were THE Aver age earn ings per hour work ed O F District Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age N um Num hours ber of ber of work estab em4 5 6 ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 12 un un un un un un un un and ments week der der der der der der der der der over day BULLETIN MALES Pay roll period Two weeks and one half month District Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der 1 1 and 1 25 un and der over 1 25 AN D C H A R G IN G M A C H IN E O P E R A T O R S E N G IN EER S L O C O M O T IV E T acfpxri Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Southern Pacific Coast Total Including 1 ten day pay roll period FURNACES OPEN HEARTH T otal STEEL Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Southern Pacific Coast IRO N Employees whose average hours worked per day for the pay roll period were Aver Aver age age Num Num hours earn ber of ber of ings estab em work per Unlish ploy ed Un and and and and and and and and 12 hour per ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and work der 25 day 4 der der der der der der der der over cts AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORRED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD SEX AND LOCALITY Continued H A L E S Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age w arn 25 ings cts 80 90 cts cts ed cts Cts Cts cts cts cts cts der der 1 25 over 1 O F per Un and and and and and and and and and cts hour def un tin un un un un un un un and and 81 25 work 25 der der der der der der der der der un un and BULLETIN District Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were AverageNum Num hours ber of ber of estab etn work lish ploy ed U n and and and and and and and and 12 per ments un un un un un and week der der der der a s der der der over day THE IN G O T S T R IP P E R S Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle 10 1 Total m LABO R E R S Total m m l lao STATISTICS Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern Pacific Coast LABOR 8 2 O F West Southern Pacific Coast BUREAU Eastern IADLE CRANEMEN Southern Pacific Coast Total IRO N 3 5 Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Total Ifl f t OPEN HEARTH STEEL 3 5 Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Southern Pacific Coast AN D M E L T E R S H E L P E R S T H IR D MOLD C A P P E R S Total U R a FURNACES Pittsburgh Greet Lakes and Middle West Southern S T E E L PO U RERS Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Southern Pacific Coast Total Including i ten day pay roll period AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued M A L E S Continued Num Num ber of ber of estab em lish ploy ments ees Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 45 and undjer 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts and un der 80 cts 4 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der 1 ST O C K CR ANEM EN T otal U Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Southern Pacific Coast T otal U Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern Pacific Coast UO l LABOR ST O CK ER S STOPPER S E T T E R S Total STATISTICS O F 3 5 BUBEAU Eastern P ittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Southern Pacific Coast and 1 25 un and der over 1 25 THE 40 and un der 45 cts 2 30 and un der 35 cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN District Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age hours work ed 12 per U n and and and and and and and and and week der un un un un un un un un over 4 der der der der der der der der day SWITCHMEN Total i and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der 1 1 and un der and un der 1 50 i 1 50 and un der Total U I M E L T E R S H E L P E R S SE C O N D Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern Pacific C oast Total o oo Including 1 ten day pay roll period 289 i pj 19 FURNACES OPEN HEARTH 3 6 Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern Pacific Coast and 2 25 un and der over 2 25 STEEL M E L T E R S H E L P E R S F IR S T and un der 2 AN D 50 and un der 60 cts and un der 50 cts Un der 40 cts 2 IRO N Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued IRON AND STEEL PUDDLING MILLS Employees whose earrings per hqur worked were Un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and Utyder 60 cts 0 and Wr der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 9Q cts cts d 1 25 m d un and un der over der 1 25 tl HLOOJYt B O Y S Total U I so 3 1 aofm Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern BU SH ELE RS H E LP ER S Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern Total Eastern JPitjtsburgh Great lwa kes and Middle W est Southjern Total i i H O O K U P S F I Q tnw rnsfte jtjii Aver age earn ings per hour work ed sonsiiwxs District Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em lish ploy ed U n and and and and and and and and 12 per ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and der over day 4 der der 7 der der der der der smrarcraria MALES Pay roll period Two weeks and one half month HOT BED MEN Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern Total L A B O R E R S PU D D L E R S H ELPER S S Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Southern Total Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern Total R O LL E N G IN EE R S MILLS ST E E L PUDDLING AN D Total IR N O 2 2 Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern ROLL H A N D S OTHER Total Including 1 weekly pay roll 291 Eastern Southern AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued M A L E S Continued Aver age earn ings per hour work ed Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts Total i Q Total O ST O C K E R S Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern i Total i Including 1 weekly pay roll 4 c 2 13 S T A T IS T IC S LABOR O F SH E A R M E N S H E L P E R S Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern and 1 25 un and der over 1 25 BUREAU Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern cts and un der SI THE SH E A R M E N 80 and un der 90 cts O F 25 and un der 30 cts 4 Un der 25 ets B U L L E T IN District Aver Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em ed lish ploy per U n and and and and and and and and ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and 4 der der der der der der der der over day District Num Num ber of ber of estab em lish ploy ments ees Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age hours work ed Un 4 and and 7 and and and 12 per der and un un and and un un un and un un un week der der der der der der der over day 4 der Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per Un and and and and and cts SI hour der un un un un un and and and and and and 2 25 work 40 der der der der der un un un un un un and ed c t s der der der der der der over 70 80 cts cts cts cts cts B U SH ELER S W o tzj Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern Total l c 1 U l P H B U S H E L E R S L E V E L H A N D E D Total Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern g l d d 3 o B U SH E L E R S LEV E L H A N D E D W IT H H E L P E R S Great Lakes and Middle W est d d i F F ui B U SH E L E R S T H R E E H A N D E D Great Lakes and Middle West l to SO oo 294 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Concluded THE t C o O BUREAU Total C4 O C A T CH E R S Eastern Pittsburgh Gr at Lakes and Middle W est Southern O F H EA TE R S Total I J 1 I 2 SI l H EA TER S H EL P E R S Pittsburgh l 1 1 2J J 0 577j I PU D D LER S Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Southern Total ISO S SI STATISTICS 1 11 LABOR Pittsburgh Southern O F Employees whose earnings per hour worked wereAver age earn ings per Un and and and and and cts 1 SI hour der un un un un un and and and and and and S2 25 Work 40 der der der der der un un un un un un and der cts der der der der der 2 25 over 2 cts cts cts cts cts SI BULLETIN District Employees whose average hours worked per week Averday for the pay roll period were age Num N um hours ber of ber of estab em work ed lish ployper Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments der un un un un un un un un and week 4 der der der der der der der der over PUDDLERS LEVEL HANDED 3 2 Total J X Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern Pittsburgh loj 4 I I IRO N P U D D L E R S T H R E E H A N D E D 1 AN D R O U G H E R S Total STEEL PUDDLING Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern and and and and un un u n un der der der der iand un der S3 3 and un der 3 25 R O L L E R S Un der 75 cts Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern Total cts and un der SI s i SI and and and un un un der der der i Including 1 weekly pay roll w un and over der l MILLS AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued IRON AND STEEL BLOOMING MILLS B U L L E T IN MALES Pay roll period Two weeks and one half month Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 50 and un der 60 cts and 1 25 un and der over SI 25 BOTTOM M A K E R S Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Southern Total B O T T O M M A K E R S H E L P E R S Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern Total S T A T IS T IC S 90 cts and un der 1 LABOR 80 and un der 90 cts O F 70 and un der 80 cts BUREAU Un der 25 cts THE Aver age earn ings per hour work ed O F District Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of estab em work ed lish ploy per U n and and and and and and and and 12 der un un un un un un un un and ments week 4 der der der der der der der der over day HEATERS HELPERS Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern Total i1 i SO STEEL Total AN D Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern IRON L A B O R E R S M A N IPU L A T O R S Total SO MILLS P IT C R A N EM E N Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern Total i p BLOOMING Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern SO Including 1 ten day pay roll period 2 2 to CD a g g AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Concluded M A L E S Concluded Employees whose earnings per hpur workecl were 25 and un der 30 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts fi m s 15 a and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 an un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts Un der 25 cts 90 ct ana and and un un over der der 1 SEELHTXaa Aver age earn ings per hour work ed jtQ District Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num N um hours ber of ber of estab em work lish ploy ed Un and and and and and and and and 12 per ments ees week der un un un un un un un un an day 4 der der der der der der der der over Total ri io J Q SH E ARM EN 3I Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lanes and Middle W est Southern Total f5 r V i SH E A R M E N S H E L P E R S West Southern Total i r Jff i Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle SOIISKEFIS Eastern m s b u r g h Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern a ifrySHJfca ROLL EN G IN EER S TABLE MEN Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern Total and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 ets and un der H E A TE R S Un der 40 cts Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes gud Middle W est Southern Total and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts IX U f t and and and and and 12 25 un un un un un and der der der der der over I R O LL ER S Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern Total I Including 1 ten day pay roll period AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued IRON AND STEEL PLATE MILLS Pay roll period Two weeks and one half month Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 30 and un der 35 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts L A B O R E R S Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est n SO Total and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der 1 SI and 1 25 un and der over SI 25 STATISTICS 8 60 and un der 70 cts LABOR 40 and un der 45 cts O F 35 and un der 40 cts 1 25 and un der 30 cts BUREAU U n der 25 cts THE Aver age earn ings per hour work ed O F District Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of estab em work ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and 4 der der der der der der der der over day BULLETIN MALES District Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age N um Num hours ber of ber of work estab em ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and 4 der der der der der der der der over day Aver age earn ings per hour work ed Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Un der 40 cts 40 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der and un der and un der and un der and un der 2 2 and 2 25 un and der 2 25 l Total c HEATERS Total Total fi H EATERS HELPERS Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middie W est n MILLS E astern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est PLATE STEEL 2 AN D Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est IRO N C H AR GIN G CR AN E AN D C H A R G IN G M A C H IN E O P E R A T O R S AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued H A L E S Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der 1 1 and un der and and and un un un der der der and 2 25 un and der over 2 25 THE 40 and un der 50 cts U n der 40 cts H O O K M EN SH E A R E D P L A T E M IL L S Total U BUREAU Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est OS LABOR ROLL EN G IN E E R S Total STATISTICS Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est ROLLERS SHE AR ED PLATE M IL L S E astern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Total O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN District Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num N um hours ber of ber of estab em lish ploy ed U n and and and and and and and and 12 per ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over ROLLERS UNIVERSAL MILLS Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Total ROLL H AN D S O T U P R S H E A R E D P L A T E M IL L S AN D Total IRO N Efisterp Pittsburgh Grpat Lakes and Middle W est R O LL H A N D S O TH E R U N IV E R S A L M IL L S I PLATE Total STEEL Eastern Pittsburgh Gre t Lakes and Middle W est SC R EW M E N SEfEA R ED PfcA TE M IL L S 1 Total li MILLS Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est SC R E W M EN U N IV E R S A L M IL L S M A IN R O LL S Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Total J I i i 1 2 i AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued M A L E S C o n c lu d e d Employees whose earnings per hour worked were U n der 40 cts 40 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der 1 1 and un der and and J un un der der and un der 2 2 and 2 25 un and der 2 25 O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed B U L L E T IN District Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num N um hours ber of ber of estab em work ed lish ploy per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over THE SCR E W M EN U N IVER SA L M IL L S SID E R O L L S Total O F 2 1 BUREAU Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est I LABOR S H E AR M E N Total i S T A T IS T IC Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est SHEARMEN S HELPERS Total TABLE O PER A T O R S SH E A R E D P L A T E M IL L S Total STEEL PLATE MILLS 305 AN D Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est IRO N Great Lakes and Middle West AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued IRON AND STEEL STANDARD RAIL MILLS BULLETIN MALES Pay roll period Aver age earn ings per hour work ed whose earnings per hour worked were U n der 25 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 60 and and u n un der der 60 70 cts cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der SI SI and 1 25 un and der over SI 25 C H A R G IN G M A C H IN E O P E R A T O R S J SO O F Pittsburgh SO SO COLD SAW M EN Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Total I 1 5 STATISTICS Total 41 2 LABOE C H IP P E R S Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est BUEEAU 25 and un der 30 cts THE Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age N um Num hours ber of ber of estab em work 7 9 ed lish ploy per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and 4 der der der der der der der der over day O F District Two weeks and one half month COLD SAW MEN S HELPERS Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est I Total oj SO S 7 12 SO Totftl H O T B E D LE V E R M E N Total H O T B E D M E N Total H O T S A W M E N S H EL P E R S Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W e st Total U MILLS Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est BAIL 3 SO STANDARD Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est STEEL 2 AN D Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle Weat IBO N D R ILLER S AN D P U N C H E R S 308 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were U n der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 5 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts 1 and and 1 25 un un and der der 1 25 over 1 THE 60 and un der 70 cts 9 40 and un der 45 cts O E Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN District ses Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work em lish ploy ed Un and and and and and and and and 12 per der un un un un un un un un and ments day 4 der der der der der der der der over IN SP E C TO R S Total BUKEAU Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est O F Total STATISTICS Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West LABOR L ABO R ER S R EH E ATER S Pittsburgh REHEATERS HELPERS Pittsburgh SO ST R A IG H T EN E R S H EL P ER S Total IKOir Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est AN D T A B L E L EVE R M E N i Total O TABLE M E N T otal m ills 309 1 r a il Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est sta n d a rd 2 3 s te e l Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Concluded H ALE S Continued THE GUIDE SE T T E R S Total i BUBEAU Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West O F Employees whose earnings per hour worked wereAver age earn ings SI 25 SI 50 SI per Un and and and and and cts and and and and and 2 25 hour der un un un un un and un un un un un and work 40 der der der der der un der der der der der over 70 90 der cts ed 80 2 cts cts cts cts cts SI 50 SI BULLETIN District Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber ber hours of of work estab em ed Un 4 and and and and and and and and 1 2 lish ploy per der un un un un un un un un and ments ees week over der der der der der der der der 4 day O F Total SO STATISTICS Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West LABOK H O T SA W M EN R OLL ENGINEERS Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Total j S ROLLERS Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W e s t Total IK N O R O LLE R S HELPERS i ftO O Q O STRAIGH TEN ERS G A G P R E S S Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Total lO j KAIL MILLS 1 STEEL STANDARD Total 2 AN D Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West i I 312 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX ANL OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued IRON AND STEEL BAR MILLS BULLETIN MALES Pay roll period Two weeks and one half month were n and 1 25 un and der over 1 25 BUNDLERS Total i CHARGERS AND HELPERS Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Southern Pacific Coast Total i STATISTICS 7 86 LABOR 3 O F Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Southern Pacific Coast BUREAU 90 cts and un der 1 THE Employees whose earnings per hour worked Aver age earn ings per Un and and and and and and and and and hour der un un un un un un un un un work 25 der der der der der der der der der ed cts 30 cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts O F District Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of estab em work ed Un and and and and and and and and 1 2 lish ploy per der un un un un un un un un and ments week 4 der der der der der der der der over day DRAG DOWNS Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle Pacific Coast Total Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern Pacific Coast G FIN ISH E RS Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Southern Pacific Coast H E A T E R S H ELPERS Total i Eastern M IL L S Total BAR 3 1 STEEL 2 AND IRON H O O K U P S Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Southern Pacific Coast Total i Including 2 weekly pay rolls a Including 1 weekly pay roll io AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued h rs ou w ork ed per w eek day E m p lo y e e s w h o s e e a r n in g s p e r h o u r w o r k e d w e r e A ver age earn U n der 4 4 and un der 5 5 and un der 6 6 and un der 7 7 and un der 8 8 and un der 9 9 and un der 10 in g s 11 per and hour u n an d w ork d e r over e d and un der Under 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 4Q cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 1 cts a n d 1 25 and u n and un d e r o v er der O P m ent E m p lo y e e s w h o s e a v e r a g e h o u r s w o r k e d p e r w e e k d a y fo r t h e p a y r o ll p e r io d w ere BULLETIN D istrict Num Num ber of ber of esta b e m lis h p lo y A v e r age THE HOTBED MEN I I i ia a LABORERS 10 16 a T o t a l STATISTICS E a s t e r n P it t s b u r g h G re a t L a k e s a n d M id d le W e s t S o u t h e r n P a c ific C o a s t LABOE O F T o t a l BUKEAU E a s t e r n P it t s b u r g h G re a t L a k e s a n d M id d le W e s t S o u t h e r n P a c ific C o a s t j BOLL ENGINEERS Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Southern Pacific Coast Total x j R O LL H A N D S O T H E R Total l i I j s SHEARM EN Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Southern Pacific Coast i Total i I MILLS BR A STEELt 8 63 AN D 4 3 IRO N Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Southern Pacific Coast SH E AR M EN S H ELPER S i 450 Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern Pacific Coast Total i 1 Including 2 weekly pay rolls as Including 1 weekly pay roll t 315 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued Ill A L E S Continued O F THE Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per Un and and and and and and and and and cts and hour der un un un un un un un un un and un and work 25 der der der der der der der der der un der over cts der ed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts BULLETIN District Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Average Num Num hours ber of ber of 4 5 estab em work ed 2 lish pi y per Un and and and and and and and and 1 ments un un un un un un un un and week der der der der der der der der der over 4 day ST O C K E R S BUBEAU i LABOR Total O F Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Southern Pacific Coast STR A N D E R S Total i9 STATISTICS Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Southern Pacific Coast District Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of em work ed U lish ploy n and and 1 2 per der un and un and and and and and and un un un un un un ments ees week 4 der der der der der der der der over day Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings 70 SI 2 U n and and and and and cts and SI 25 SI 50 SI 75 and 2 25 per and and and hour der un un un un un and un un un un un and work 40 der der der der der un der der der der der over cts 50 90 der cts c t s cts cts cts SI SI 25 SI 50 SI C A T C H E R S Total SO S 909 O STEEL B R A AD N 29 44 IR N O Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern Pacific Coast H EA TER S n Total S 846 O MILLS 5 1 Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern Pacific Coast ROUGHERS Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern Pacific Coast Total i Including 1 weekly pay roll Including 2 weekly pay rolls AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued M A L E S Concluded O F THE Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn 75 ings per Un cts and and and and and and and and and ana 3 50 hour der un un un un un un un un un un and work 75 un der der der der der der der der der der over cts der ed BULLETIN District Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age hours ber of ber of estab em work ed Un lish ploy 2 and and and and and and and and 1 per der un un un un un un un un and ments ees week 4 der der der der der der der der over day R O LLER S i Including 2 weekly pay rolls LABOR STATISTICS O F Total BUREAU j Eastern Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Southern Pacific Coast AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued IRON AND STEEL SHEET MILLS MALES Pay roll period Two weeks and one half month whose earnings per hour worked were 40 and un der 45 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and and and un un over der der 1 25 SI STEEL L ABO R ER S West Total r Great Lakes and Middle 7 3 a j Ifi SO Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West l 4 8 Total MILLS O PEN ERS SHEET Pittsburgh AN D Employees Aver age earn ings per Un and and and hour der un un un work 25 der der der cts 30 35 ed 40 cts cts cts IRON District Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of estab em work ed 2 lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 1 der un un un un un un un un and ments week 4 der der der der der der der der over day P IC K L E R S Total J 4 8 SO j Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued M A LE S Continued whose earnings per hour worked were and and and and and un un un un un der der der der der cts cts cts cts cts 80 90 and cts 1 un and and 1 25 der un un and der over 90 der cts THE SHE ARM EN S H E L PER S 171 Total and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts cts and and and un and and un un un un der der der der der Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Total STATISTICS CATCH ER S 2 and 2 25 un and der over 2 25 LABOR 60 and un der 70 cts 45 O F 40 50 Un and and der un un 40 der der cts 50 60 cts cts BUREAU Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est O F Employees Aver age earn 25 30 ings 35 per Un and and and hour der un un un work 25 der der der cts ed cts cts cts BULLETIN District Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em ed Un and and and and and and and and 1 2 lish ploy per ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and der der der der der der der der over day S S L fZ l DOUBLERS Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Total M ATCHERS Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Total Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Total Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Total I Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Total Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West S 1 9 lfll Total IRO N 1 AN D P A IR H E A T E R S SH E E T H E A T E R S H E L P E R S R O LLER S H EL PE R S O R F IN IS H E R S SH E A R M E N 43 1 MILLS 4 9 SHEET 3 STEEL AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOUBS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued H A L E S Concluded l S Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Total U O F Total BUREAU 5 3 THE O F RO LLER S Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W e s t BULLETIN District Employees whose average hourg worked per week Employees whose earnings per hour worked were day for the pay roll period were Aver Aver age age Num Num earn ber of ber of hours 75 ings estab em work per Un cts and and and and and and and and and and 3 50 ed Un and and and and 2 hour der and lish ployand and and and 1 per der un un un un un un ments un un un un Un un un un un un and un un and w eek 4 der der der der der der der der over work 75 un der der der der der der der der der der o v e r day cts der ed H R O U G H E R S SH E ET H E A T E R S SHE ET HEAT ERS L E 1 FEL H AN D ED Pittsburgh 2J STATISTICS T o ta l LABOR Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued IRON AND STEEL TIN PLATE MILLS MALES Pay roll period Two weeks and one half month Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W e s t Total s t e e l t i n plate ASSO R TEB3 AN D Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age Num hours earn ber of ings 50 80 em work cts 1 un per ed U n and and and and and and 10 ploy 2 hour der ana and and and and and and and and and and 1 25 un un un un un un un un un per der un un un nn un uni and and 1 ees un and un un and week 4 der der der der der der der der over work 25 der der der der der der der der der un der over der 1 25 cts day 40 50 ed cts cts ets cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 IRO N District Num ber of 3Stablishments Aver age BR A N N E R S Total m il l s Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West L A B O R E R S Total cj I 323 Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued M A LE S Continued whose earnings per hour worked were 40 and un der 45 cts and and and and and un un un un un der der der der der cts cts cts cts cts 90 cts and un der 1 1 and 1 25 un and der over 1 25 THE OPENERS Total LABOR Pittsburgh O F R IS E R S S C R EW BOIr s Total SH E ARM EN S H ELPE R S Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Total STATISTICS Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West BUREAU Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West O F Employees Aver age earn ings per Un and and and hour der un un un work 25 der der der ed cts cts cts cts BULLETIN District Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work 11 estab em ed Un lish ploy 2 and and and and and and and and 1 per der un un un un un un un un and ments ees week der der der der der der der der over 4 day District Num Num ber of ber of estab emlish ploy ments Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age hours work ed Un and and 1 2 per der un un and and and and and and and un un un un un un week 4 der der der der der der der der over day Employees Aver age earn ings per Un and and and hour der un un un work 40 der der der ed cts cts cts cts whose earnings per hour worked were 70 and un der 80 cts and cts and and and and un and un un un der un der der as der 90 der cts and 2 25 un and der over 2 25 IK N O CATCH ERS ll Total D O U B L E R S Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Total D O U B L E R S H E L P E R S Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est Total MILLS TIN PLATE STEEL 4 AN D Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W est D O U BLER S L E V E L H A N D E D Total G Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION CF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continue M A L E S Continued Aver Employees whose earnings per hour worked were age earn per and 1 2 H r Un ou per Un and and and and and and and der un un un un un un un un and work der week 4 40 der der der der der der der der over day ed ed 40 and un der 50 cts HEATERS BUBEAU Pittsburgh Great 3 kes and Middle THE and and and and cts and and and and and 2 25 un un un un and un un un un un and der der der der un der der der der der over der Q cts cts cts cts O F Num Num berof ber of estabr em lish ploy ments Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were BULLETIN District Aver age hours work Total O F Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle W e s t i i j HEATERS LE V E L H A N D E D Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Total a I m j 137 f WO hm I I I STATISTICS Total LABOE HEATERS HELPERS REDIPPERS Pittsburgh R O L L E R S L E V E L H A N D E D 3 Total I AN D 53 IRO N Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West R O U G H E R S Total J STEEL TIN PLATE Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West SHEARM EN Total a J s 21 1 I TINNERS Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West Total M II S Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued M A L E S Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked were l S O cts Sl 2 L d 1 5 d d an and an an and an and and and and an 3 0 d un un un un un un un un un u d and n un der der der der der 2 der der der 2 5 2 der der 3 der over THE R O LL E R S Total O F LABOR STATISTICS 1 BUREAU Pittsburgh Great Lakes and Middle West O F 7 Aver age earn ings per Un hour der work 7 5 ed cts BULLETIN District Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em lish ploy ed Un and and an an an an 1 2 d d d d d per der u u u u u u an and and n n n n n n u un n ments week er er 4 der der der d der der d der over day FEMALES District Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age hours ber of ber of estab em work ed lish ploy and and and and and and and and 1 2 per Un un un un un un un un un and ments ees der week 4 der der der der der der der der over day Employees Aver age earn 30 35 ings 25 per Un and and and hour der un un un work 25 der der der 35 40 ed cts 30 cts cts cts whose earnings per hour worked were 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der 1 1 and 1 25 un and der over 1 25 W 0 ASSOBTEBS Sj z Pittsburgh J l ui H a H F O P EN ER S Pittsburgh I H ii 1 h j g Co K S AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued LEATHER HEAVY UPPER Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts and un der 90 cts 90 cts 1 and and un over der n BXTBEAU BEAM H A N P S Two weeks Wisconsin Other States Grand total Total a i a i i e STATISTICS 11 Total LABOE O F One week Illinois Massachusetts New Jersey New Y ork Other States THE Aver age earn ings 20 per Un and hour der un work 2 0 der cts 25 ed cts O F Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber hours ber of work of Pay roll period and lo ed estab em cality Un and and and and and and and and 12 lish ploy per der un un un un un un un un and ments ees week 4 der der der der der der der der over day BULLETIN MALES BUFFERS 3ne week I M Massachusetts New Y o r k Other States Y o ta l rwo weeks All States Grand total IQ Y FIN ISH E RS One week tfew York Othjer States TotaJ i J f Grand total Two weeks AIJ States F LE SH ER S A N D U N H A IR E R S One week Illinois New Jersey New York Other States Total Two weeks Wisconsin Other States Total Grand total AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALE S Continued whose earnings per hour worked were 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts 1 and un and der over THE 35 and un der 40 cts O F Employees Aver age earn ings per Un and and and hour der un un un work 2 0 der der der ed cts cts cts cts BULLETIN Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber hours ber work of of Pay roll period and lo estab em ed Un and and and and and and and and cality 1 2 lish ploy per der un un un un un un un un and ments ees week der der der der der der der der over 4 day GLAZER S Two weeks Wisconsin Other States Total Grand total 4 1 L ABO R ER S ALL D E P A R T M E N T S One week Illinois Massachusetts New Jersey New York Other States Total I io STATISTICS 23 LABOE O F Total BTJBEAU One week Illinois New York Other States Two weeks Wisconsin Other States Total Grand total P U T T E R S O U T H AN D Total P U T T E R S O U T M A CH IN E One week New York Other States Total Two weeks All States upper 3 Grand total SEASONERS Total Two weeks All States Grand to t a l One week Illinois Massachusetts New Jersey New York Other States l e a t h e r heavy One week All States Two weeks All States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERJOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts I and S un and over der Total Two weeks Wisconsin Other States Total Grand total i i S O R T E R S AND M E A S U R E R S One week Massachusetts Other States T o ta l j I X i STATISTICS LABOR O F One week Illinois Massachusetts New Jersey New York Other States BUBEAU SH A V E R S THE 25 and un der 30 cts O F Aver age earn ings 20 per Un and hour der un work 2 der 0 cts 25 cts BULLETIN Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were AyerNum Num age ber hours ber of of work Pay roll period and lo estab em ed Un and and 6 cality and 2 lish ploy per der un un and and and un and and 1 un un un un un and ments ees week der der der der der der der der over 4 day Two weeks Total Grand total i i 0 U U SPUTTERS a Total Two weeks W isconsin Other States Total Grand total i i l i i 8 4 n a 10 8 m july h One week Illinois New Jersey New York Other States S T A K E R S T A C K E R S AN D ST R E T C H E R S H A N D One week Illinois New Jersey New York other States Total Two weeks Wisconsin Other States Grand total fl B H gg Total AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Concluded Aver age earn ings 20 per Un and hour der un work 2 0 der ed cts 25 cts Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts 1 and un and over der 11 THE 40 and un der 45 cts O F 35 and un der 40 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts BULLETIN Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber hours ber of work Pay roll period and lo of estab em ed Un and cality and and and and and and and 1 2 lish ploy per der un un un un un un un un and ments ees week der der der der der der der der over 4 day S T A K E R S M A C H IN E T o ta l Two weeks Wisconsin Other States Total Grand total Y FEMALES LABOR 2 F IN ISH ER S One week All States STATISTICS O F BUREAU One week Illinois Massachusetts New Y o r k Other States GLAZERS Total L AB O R ER S T o ta l Two weeks All States Grand total I h eavy One week Illinois Other States SEASO N ERS Total S Grand total u p p er One week Illinois Other States Two weeks All States le a th e r One week All States Two weeks All States SETTLERS Two weeks All States j l 337 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Concluded whose earnings per hour worked were 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 9Q cts 90 cts 1 and and un aver der 1 TKE 35 and un der 40 cts O F Employees Aver age earn ings per Un and and and hour der un un un work 0 der der der 2 ed cts 25 B O 35 cts cts cts BULLETIN Employees whose average hours wor ecj pep week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber ber hours Payroll period and lo of Qf work estab em ed Un 4 and cality and 2 lish ploy per der un un arjd and and and and and 1 un un un un un un and ments ees week 4 der der der der der der der der over day JO SO R TE RS ANJ M E A S U R E R S BtJBfiAU Total STAKERS One week All States OS LABOR STATISTICS One week All States Two weeks All States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued LEATHER LIGHT UPPER MALES Pay roll period One week Locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber ber hours of of work IQ 4 estab em ed Un and and and and and and and and 12 lish ploy per der un un un un un un un un and ments ees week der der der der der der der de over day Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn 80 70 ings per Un and and and and and and and and and and Cts 1 hour der un un un un un un un un un un and and work 2 0 der der der der der der der der der der un over der ots 25 ed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts Cts 1 LIGHT BUFFERS Total I Q S16 Other States I UPPER Massachusetts F LESH ER S A N D U N H A IR E R S Massachusetts New Jersey Pennsylvania Other States Total j AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Concluded Locality whose earnings per hour worked were and and and and and and and cts 1 un un un un un un un and der der der der der der der un and over der cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 GLAZEBS Delaware Massachusetts New Jersey Total Pennsylvania O L B R STATISTICS F AO LABO R ER S ALL D E P A R T M E N T S Delaware Massachusetts New Jersey Pennsylvania Other States Total P U T TE B S O U T M A C H IN E Delaware Massachusetts New Jersey Pennsylvania Total O T E B B A F H UEU Employees Aver age earn ings per Un and and and hour der un un un work 2 0 der der der 30 cts 25 35 cts cts cts B JIiL T X E IN Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work 4 5 6 estab em ed Un and and and and and and and and 1 lish ploy 2 per der un un un un un un un un and ments ees week 4 der der der der der der der der over day i SEASONERS Massachusetts Pennsylvania Other States Total S H A V E R S Total S T A K E R S H AN D A N D K N E E Delaware Massachusetts Pennsylvania Other States Total S T A K E R S M A C H IN E Delaware Massachusetts New Jersey Pennsylvania Other States T otal LEATHER LIG T UPPER H Delaware Massachusetts New Jersey Pennsylvania 84 T R IM M E R S T otal Delaware New Jersey Pennsylvania Other States AYERAGE a n d CLASSIFIED HOURS w o r k e d PER w e e k p a y AND EARNINGS p e r HOUR WORKED BY SEX ANP OCCUPATION OP EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD ANP LOCALITY Contipued FEMALES Locality G L A ZE R S Total Delaware fjpw Tarsfiv Other States I IR O N ER S Delaware Massachusetts New Jersey Ot er States r Ppt l r j L AB O R E R S ALL D E P A R T M E N T S Delaware New Jejs y Pennsyl vania Other States Q Total J O T E B R A F H U E U 0 L B E STATISTICS 5 AO Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn 60 ings per Un and and and and and and and and and and qts 1 hour der un un un un un un un un unT un and and 0 der der der der der der der der der der un over work 2 cts go 90 der 70 ed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 11 BU LLETIN Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber ber of work of estab em 5 6 7 ed Un and and and and and and and and 1 lishploy per der un un un un un un un un and ments ees week der der der der der der der der over 4 day T O T T E R S O U T MACJMNE 2 1 New Jersey Other States 29 Total Total M3 26 8 UEATHE LIG T UPPER H Delaware New Jersey Pennsylvania Other States t so o t l O o O SEASONERS 344 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued LEATHER SOLE MALES whose earnings per hour worked were 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts B A R K G R IN D ER S Two weeks Michigan Pennsylvania Other States Total Total Grand total BEA M H A N D S One week New YnfTr Pennsylvania Wisconsin Total O L B B STATISTICS F AO One week New York Pennsylvania Wisconsin Other States cts 1 and un and der over 1 O TE BEA F H UEU Employees Aver age earn ings per Un and and and hour der un un un work 2 der der der 0 30 35 ed cts 25 cts cts cts BU LLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber hours ber work of of estab em ed Un and and and and and and and and 1 2 lish ploy per der un un un un un un un un and week ments ees der der der der der der der der over 4 day Two weeks 8 G I i j FLESH ER S A N D U N H A IR E R S Total Two weeks Michigan Pennsylvania Other States SO Total Grand total LEATHER SO LE One week New York Pennsylvania Wisconsin L ABO R ER S A L L D E P A R T M E N T S Total Two weeks Michigan Pennsylvania Other States Total Grand total One week New York Pennsylvania Wisconsin Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MAXES Concluded q o ity BULLETIN Pay roll period and O F THE Employees whose average fyonrs worked per week Employees whose earnings per hour spQrked were day for the pay roll period were Aver Aver age age Num Num hours ea rn ber of ber of work ings estab em 4 8 per Un and and and and anti and and and and and cts 1 ed Un and and and and and and and and lish ploy 13 hour der un un un un un un un un un un and per der un un un un un un un un and ments 0 der der der der der der der dsr der der un and work 2 week day 4 der der der der der der der der over ed ets Q der over cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 U Q U Q R RUNNERS O F 23 LABOR Pennsylvania Other States STATISTICS Tot Grand total Tote T o eejcs ww BUREAU One wf gfe New York Pennsylvania Wiseonsin ii ROLLING MACHINE O P E R A T O R S One w ek New York Pennsylvania Wisconsin Tptal S S n 46 J L o Two weeks Pptftl Q d total OttlftF StfttM P I 2 y SETTEJfcS OUT One w ek New York Pennsylvania W isconsin Total Two weeks Mia igan Pennsylvania Total Or nd total l i l L I 1 I l FEMALES LABORERS ALL I K RTMENTS J A One week All States Two weeks All States Total s I 348 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued LOGGING Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em ed lish ployper Un and and and and and and and and 12 der un un un un un un un un and ments week 4 der der der der der der der der over day Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per Un and and and and and and and and and and and 80 hour der un un un un un un un un un un un cts work 14 der der der der der der der der der der der and cts over ed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts D R IVE R S Total Two weeks and one half month Georgia Mississippi Pennsylvania Other States One month Alabama California Idaho Michigan Minnesota Montana Texas Total O L B R STATISTICS F AO One week North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Other States i BULLETIN O T E B R A F H UEU MALES 13 West Virginia Wisconsin Other States Total Grand total EN G IN E E R S One week North Carolina Virginia Other States Total S 340 O One month California Florida Idaho Montana Oregon Texas Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Other States Total Grand total Total LOGGING Two weeks and one half month Arkansas California Georgia Louisiana Mississippi Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued FILERS OR S A W F IT T E R S Total Two weeks and one half month California Mississippi Other States Total O L B R STATISTICS F AO One week Louisiana South Carolina Virginia Other States Ooe month California Florida Idaho Michigan Minnesota Montana Oregon Washington West Virginia Wisconsin O TE BBA F H UEU Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings Un and and and and and and and and and and and 80 per hour der un un un un un un un un un un un Cts work 14 der der der der der der der der der der der and cts ed 70 80 oyer cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts BU LLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num N uijj hours ber of ber of work 4 6 estab em ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments der un un un un un un un un and week der der der der der der der der over 4 day Other States l T o t a l Gr an Jtot l i 14 m i H O O K E R S One week Lf niSj fl n T l r r r Virginia Othjejr ta es Total Two wee s and one half month Arkansas Georgia Louisiana Mississippi Other States One month California Florida Idaho Minnesota Montana Oregon Texas West Virginia Washington w S m SS ht Other States v i i i l is Total Tptal l i j U JS H 7 Grand total AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued were 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and 80 un cts der and 80 over cts HO O K T E N D E R S One month California Idaho Montana Oregon Washington Total Grand total Total i i L ABO R ER S One week Georgia Louisiana North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Other States O L B R STATISTICS F AO rwo weeks and one half month California O TE BRA F H UEU Employees whose earnings per hour worked Aver age earn ings Un and and and and and and and and and per hour der un un un un un un un un un work 14 der der der der der der der der der cts 16 ed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts BU LLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work 4 estab em ed lish ploy Un 2 per der and and and and and and and and 1 ments ees un un un un un un un un and week 4 der der der der der der der der over day Two weeks and one half month Arkansas California Other States Total Mississippi Pennsylvania One month Alabama California Florida Tdaho Michigan Minnesota Montana Oregon Texas Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Other States Total Grand total i LO AD ER M E N One week Georgia South Carolina Virginia Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Arkansas California Georgia Louisiana Mississippi Other States Total SO AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALE S Continued LOADER M EN Concluded Total Grand total p r Total LOG S C A L E R S One week Louisiana Virginia Other States O L B R STATISTICS F AO One month California Florida Idaho Minnesota Montana Oregon Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Other States O TE BRA F H UEU Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per Un and and and and and and and and and and and hour der un un un un un un un un un un un cts work 14 der der der der der der der der der der der and ed cts over 18 70 cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts BU LLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em 4 7 ed Un and and and and and lish ploy2 and and and 1 per der un un un un un un un un and ments week der der der der der der der der over 4 day Two weeks and one half month One month Florida Michigan Minnesota Montana Other States Other States I 1 5 I Total Grand total Two weeks and one half month California One month California Idaho Montana Oregon Washington Total Grand total o KiQoo i R IG G E R S SAW YE RS AND CH OPPERS Total g 5 One week North Carolina Virginia Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Concluded Other States 408 Total Grand total IS Washington STATISTICS 147 Total LABOR 8 One month California Florida Idaho Alabama Michigan Minnesota Montana Oregon Wisconsin O F BUREAU Two weeks and one half month California Pennsylvania Other States THE S A W Y E R S AN D C H O P P E R S Concluded O F Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per Un and and and and and and and and and and and 80 hour der un un un un un un un un un un wil els work 14 der der der der der der der der der der der and ed cts over cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num age Num ber hours ber of of estab em work ed lish 2 ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 1 ments un un un un un un un un and ees week der der der der der der der der der over 4 day LUMBER MALES D O G G E R S A Total Two weeks and one half month Arkansas California Georgia Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Oregon Pennsylvania Texas Washington Wisconsin Other States R fi c 2 4 13 G Total Grand total r Total One month Alabama California Florida Idaho Oregon Pennsylvania Texas Washington West Virginia Other States 1 5 LUMBER One week Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana Maine t Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Virginia Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued 7 0 and 80 un cts der and 80 over cts EDGJERMEN Total Two weeks and one half month Arkansas California Georgia Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Oregon Pennsylvania Texas Washington Wisconsin Other States Total T i V i i I O L B R STATISTICS F AO One week AJabama Florida Georgia Louisiana Mauje Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Virginia Other States O TE BBA F H UEU Employees whose earnings per hour worked wereAver age earn ings per Un and and and and and and and and and an J hour der un un un Uh un un un un un Un work 14 der der der der der der der der der der ed 30 40 cts 16 i c ts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts BU LLETIN Pay roll period and locality Num ber of estab lish ments Employees whose average hours worked per week Aver day for the pay roll period were age Num hours ber of work em ed Un and ploy and 12 per der un and and and and and and un and ees un un un un un un week 4 der der der der der der der der over day Pne month Alabama California Flqrida Idaho Montana Oregon Pennsylvania Texas Washington West Virginia Other States T Total Grand total LABORERS Total Two weeks and one half month Arkansas California Georgia Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Oregon Pennsylvania Texas Washington Wisconsin Other States SO Y so Q Q U Total LUMBER One weefc Al toma Florida Georgia Louisiana Maine Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Virginia Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued BUREAU i i Grand total Total M ACH IN E F E E D E R S One week Alabama Florida Georgia C 247 O G 7 3 5 I j S T A T IS T IC S LABOR O F One month Alabama California Florida Idaho Montana Oregon Pennsylvania Texas Washington West Virginia Other States THE LABORERS Concluded O F Employees whose eamincs per hour worked were Aver age earn ings 14 Un and and and and and and and and and and and 80 per hour der un un un un un un un un un un un cts work 14 der der der der der der der der der der der and 20 cts ed over cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts B U L L E T IN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work 4 6 estab em i 8 lish ploy ed Un and 2 per der un and and and and and and and 1 ments un un un un un un un and week 4 der der der der der der der der over day Total Two weeks and one half month Arkansas California Georgia Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Oregon Pennsylvania Texas Washington Wisconsin Other States Total One month Alabama California Florida Montana Oregon Texas Washington West Virginia Other States Total Grand total i i i i 4 i i l C LUMBER Louisiana Maine Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Virginia Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued S A W Y E R S BAN D Total Two weeks and one half month Arkansas California Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Oregon Pennsylvania Texas Washington Wisconsin Other States Total Q I ji O L B K STATISTICS F AO One week Alabama Florida Louisiana Maine North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Virginia Other States O TE B KA F H UEU Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per Un and and and and and and and and and and and 80 hour der un un un un un un un un un un un cts work 14 der der der der der der der der der der der and 30 60 cts over 70 ed ets cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts BU LLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em 5 7 ed lish ploy1 2 and and per Un and and un and and and un and and der un un un un un un ments week 4 der der der der der der der der over day One month Alabama California Idaho Montana Oregon Pennsylvania Washington West Virginia Other States i Total Grand total S A W Y E R S CIR C U LA R One week Alabama Georgia Louisiana Maine Other States Total Other States Total One month Florida Washington Other States Two weeks and one half month Georgia Total Grand total i 1 I I CO O O O 364 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued THE Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings Un and and and and and and and and and and and 80 per hour der un un un un un un un un un un un cts work 14 der der der der der der der der der der der and cts 16 20 ed over cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts O F Employees whose average hours worked per week pay for the pay roll period were Aver age Num hours ber of 6 em work ed 2 ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 1 der un un un un un un un un and week 4 der der der der der der der der over day B U L L E T IN Pay roll period and locality Num ber of estab lish ments SAW YERS GANG 1 Total Two weeks and one half month Georgia Minnesota Oregon Wisconsin Other States Total One month Alabama Florida Other States Total Grand to t a l SO S T A T IS T IC S LABOR O F BUREAU One week Alabama Florida Louisiana Mississippi Other States SAWYERS RESAW A Total Two weeks and one half month Arkansas Michigan Minnesota Oregon Pennsylvania Washington Wisconsin Other States Total One month California Oregon Washington Other States Total Grand total ft i l i l 3 LUMBER One week Louisiana Maine North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Virginia OtlTer States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Pay roll period and locality S E T T E R S Total Two weeks and one half month Arkansas California Georgia Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Oregon Pennsylvania I O L B R STATISTICS F AO One week Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana Maine Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Virginia Otner States O TE BRA F H UEU Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per Un and and and and and and and and and and and hour der un un un un un un un un un un un cts work 14 der der der der der der der der der der der and ed cts over 25 35 cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts BU LLETIN Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age hours work ed Un 2 per der and and and and and and and and 1 un un un un un un un un and 4 der der der der der der der der over day Texas V ashington Wisconsin Other States Total One month Alabama California Florida Idaho Montana Oregon Pennsylvania Texas Washington West Virginia Other States Total Grand total 141 j j X I T R IM M E R O P E R A T O R S One week Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana Maine North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Virginia Other States Total IS 275 O CO 368 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings Un and and and and and and and and and and and 80 per hour der un un un un un un un un un un un cts work 14 der der der der der der der der der der der and 18 30 cts over ed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week Aver day for the pay roll period were age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em ed Un and and and and and and and and 1 2 lish ployper der un un un un un un un un and ments week 4 der der der der der der der der over day O F T R IM M E R O PE R AT O R S Concluded i i I j i j i j I I I i j i i Grand total Total i 5 1 STATISTICS LABOR G O F BUREAU Total One month Alabama California Florida Idaho l Montana Oregon I Pennsylvania Texas W ashington West Virginia Other States THE Two weeks and one half month Arkansas California Georgia Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Oregon Pennsylvania Texas Washington Wisconsin Other States MACHINERY 26lfZl MALES Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num age ber Num hours of ber of work estab em ed 2 lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 1 der un un un un un un un un and ments week 4 der der der der der der der der over day Employees whose earnings per hour worked wereAver age earn ings per Un and and and and and and and and and and cts and SI 25 hour der un un un un un un un un un un and un and der der der der der der der der der der un work 30 der der 1 25 over 60 cts ed cts Cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts SI ASSEM BLERS Total n SO Grand total Two weeks and one half month California Illinois Washington Other States Total MACHINEBY One week California Illinois Iowa Massachusetts Missouri New York Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued BL ACK SM IT H S One week Alabama and Georgia Connecticut Delaware and Mary land Indiana Illinois Iowa Kentucky and West Virginia Maine New Hamp shire Vermont Massachusetts Michigan Missouri New Jersey I New York Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island Other States Total Two weeks and one half month California Colorado Illinois Michigan Minnesota Ohio m I ii i O TE BEA F H U E U O L B R STATISTICS F AO Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn 55 ings per Un and and and and and and and and and and ets hovtf der un un un un un un un un un un and and der der der der der der der der def der un def and wop over cts der 70 cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts BU LLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age hours ber of ber of work 8 9 em estab ed 2 lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 1 der un un un un un un unj un and week 4 ments der der der der der der der der over day Other States i4 3 4 5 Total Grand total a B L A C K S M IT H S H E L P E R S i One week Alabama and Georgia Two weeks and one half month California Colorado Illinois Michigan Minnesota Ohio Pennsylvania Washington Wisconsin Other States Delaware and Mary land SO io i Includes 1 establishment with monthly pay roll i i i i Grand total Total Total 1 3 MAOHIKfiSY Illinois Kentucky and West Virginia Maine New Hamp shire Vermont Massachusetts Missouri New Jersey New York Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 55 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 65 cts 65 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der 1 1 and 1 25 nn and der over 1 25 THE U n and and and and and der un un un un un 30 der der der der der cts cts cts cts cts cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber ber o f 1tours of em work 4 estab ed 12 lish ploy per U n and and and and and and and and and un der un un un un week 4 der der der der un un un der over ments der der der day BORING M IL L M E N l STATISTICS LABOR Two weeks and one half month California Colorado Illinois Michigan Minnesota O F Total BUREAU One week Indiana Illinois Kentucky and West V irginia Maine New Hamp shire V erm o n t Massachusetts Missouri New Jersey New York Oregon Rhode Island Other States Wisconsin Other States Total Grand total CH IPPE R S One week All States Two weeks and one half month All States T o ta l I i CRANE O PERATO RS i Total Two weeks and one half month California Colorado Illinois Michigan Minnesota Ohio Pennsylvania Wisconsin Other S ta tes i Total Grand total Includes 1 establishment with monthly pay roll MACHINERY One week Alabama and Geor gia California Delaware and Mary land Indiana I llin o is New Jersey New Y o r k Pennsylvania Other States T AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALE S Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were U n and and and and and der un un un un un 30 der der der der der cts cts cts cts cts cts 55 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 65 cts 65 and un der 70 cts 70 ahd un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der 1 1 and 1 25 Ud ahd der over 1 25 THE D IE SIN K E R S A N D T O O L M A K E R S TFot l Two weeks and one half month PftHf ifnlft flAlnrftrin Tllinrnd pftnn BvlvnTiift j Q x g I s i STATISTICS OthAt fttafpQ O LABOR S T DT flfO T N Vrrrtr f Ohio BUREAU One week Alabama and Geor gia California Cojtuiecticut Delaware and Mary land T w atW tH Tllfrtfrio Iowa Kentucky and West Virginia Maine New Hamp shire V erm ont Massachusetts O F Avferago earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and lcKJality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period Were Aver Num Num age ber ber of hdurs work of em estab ploy ed Un and 5 and 7 and and and and and and 12 lish per ees week der un tm un un un un un uti ahd ments day 4 der der der der der der der der ov6r Total i Grand to ta l i Other States S il iis D U IL L P R E S S M EN Orte efek Alabama and Geor gia California Connecticut Oregofi Petihsylvania Khode Island Washington Other States Jhirfc V erm ont Massachusetts Misjsburi t Total Total Grand total Two weeks and one half month California Colorado Illindis Michigan Minnesota Oregon Pennsylvania Washington Wisconsin Other States m i i Includes 1 establishment with monthly pay roll AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALE S Continued were 90 cts 1 and and 1 25 un and un der der 1 25 over 1 Two weeks and one half month California Colorado Illinois Michigan Minnesota STATISTICS Total O LBR F AO One week Connecticut Indiana Illinois Iowa Kentucky and West Virginia Maine New Hamp shire V erm ont Massachusetts Missouri N ew Jersey New Y ork Pennsylvania Rhode Island Other States BUREAU FITT E R S O TE F H Em ployees whose earnings per hour worked Aver age earn ings per U n and and and and and and and and and and hour der un un un un un un un un un u n work 30 der der der der der der der der der der 60 65 ed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber ber of hours work of estab em ed Un and and 6 and and and 10 ploy per and and and 12 lish ees der un un un un un un un un and week 4 der der der der der der der der over ments day Pennsylvania Wisconsin Other States Total Grand total x F I T T E R S SE C O N D C L A S S One week Indians Total Two weeks and one half month Colorado Illinois Minnesota Wisconsin Other States Total U Grand total MACHINERY Iowa Kentucky and West Virginia Maine New Hamp shire Vermont Massachusetts Missouri New Jersey New York Rhode Island Other States iIncludes 1 establishment with monthly pay roll CO a 878 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES C o n tin u e d g I 6 Total Two w s ahd one half efek m ohth Q Hftjftlia IlM s is Minnesota Other States M i i Total no i i Grand total G 2 5G2 ii STATISTICS LABOR O F B UREAV 2 2 3 THE One week Connecticut Illitidis M ine New Hamp shire Vermont New r o t k i other states O F GEAR C U T T E R S BULLETIN Pay roll period and Totality Employees whose average hours worked per week Employees whose earnings per hour worked were day for the pay roll period were Aver Aver age Num Num age bef eartihours of ber of work ii 7 8 10 estab em and and c t s pbf Wil and ahd ahd ahd and and arid and v ed 12 lish ploy per Uii and and and and and and arid and and hour der Un un un un un un UIl un un un and and 1 25 ees un and der un un un un un un un un bvei w o r k ments week 4 der der der der der der de der 30 der de der der d f def dej def der der Ud der O ver der 1 25 ed ets dayi id U 12 ets e ts cts cts CtSi cts CtSi CtSi cts CtS j GRINDERS j One week New York Rhorfe T Mnd Colorado Illinois Wisconsin Other States 15 Total Grand total G j R Two weeks and one half month California MACHINERY Tmlifwa Illinois Iowa Maine New Hamp shire Vermont Missouri H A M M E R S M IT H S B R A D L E Y S T E A M A N D DROP One week Illinois Maine New Hamp shire V ermont New Y ork Oregon Other States I 1 Total i I Grand total Two weeks and one half month All States Includes 1 establishment with monthly pay roll 380 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY ANP EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALE S Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 55 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 65 cts 65 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der 1 1 and 1 25 un and der over 1 25 THE U n and and and and and der un un un un un 30 der der der der der cts cts cts cts cts cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were AverNum Num age ber ber of hours of em work estab ed lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and 12 der un un un un un un un un and ments week 4 der der der der der der der der over day H AN D YM E N H O O K E R S O N A N D P A IN T E R S STATISTICS LABOR O F T o ta l BUREAU One week Alabama and Georgia California Connecticut Delaware and Mary land Indiana Illinois Iowa Kentucky and West Virginia Maine New Hamp shire Vermont Massachusetts Missouri New Jersey New Y ork Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island W ashington Other States Two weeks and one hali month California Colorado Illinois Michigan Minnesota Ohio i v Total Grand to ta l i Pennsylvania Washinpftnn Wisconsin Other States I i j HARDENERS Total Iso MACHINERY One week All States Two weeks and one half month All States H EATERS One week All States Two weeks and one half month All States Total i i Includes 1 establishment with monthly pay roll 381 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Aver age earn ings per hour work ed Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Un and and and and and der un un un un un 30 der der der der der cts cts cts cts cts cts 55 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 65 cts 65 and un der 70 cts and and cts and 1 25 un un and un and der der u n der o v e r 80 90 der Si 25 cts cts 11 THE IN SPEC TO R S AN D T E S T E R S i T i Total Two weeks and one half month California Illinois Ohio Wisconsin Other States T otal Grand to ta l STATISTICS LABOE 76 29 O F 3 4 BUEEAU Onfe week Indiana Illinois Maine New Hamp shire Vermont Michigan Missouri ItfteW York Rhode Island Other States O F Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age hours work ed 12 per Un and and and and and and and and and der un un un un un un un un week 4 der der der der der der der der over day BULLETIN r foil period and locality Num Num ber ber of of estab em lis h ploy ments LABORERS m 4 i i i 2 9 3 i i 9 n i Two Weeks ahd one haif itiafith California Colorado Illinois Michigan Minnesota Oregon Pennsylvania Washington W isconsin Othef States Total Grand to ta l Cels ware and Mary land i Illinois Iowa Kentucky and West Virginia Maitie N w fianipsnite Vermont MisSofctfi N W J sey Ybtk Ofegbja Islatid Othef States to ta l n 2 i i i ioS a ii l dl i n fl i H io i 4 3 ii j a a a jiT H O K One wfeek Aiabania and Geor gia Cautoi fiia AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 55 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 65 cts 65 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der 1 1 and 1 25 un and der over 1 25 THE and and and and and un un un un un der der der der der cts cts cts cts cts O F Aver age earn ings per Unhour der work ed cts BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber ber of hours work of estab em ed 12 lish ploy per Un and and and and and and and and and un ments week der un un der un un un un un over 4 der der der der der der der day LATH E M EN EN G IN E STATISTICS 6 a LABOR O F Total Two weeks and one half month California Colorado Illinois Michigan Minnesota BUKEAU One week Connecticut Indiana Illinois Kentucky and West Virginia Maine New Hamp shire Vermont Massachusetts Michigan Missouri New Jersey New York Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island Other States Pennsylvania Wisconsin Other States i S Q j Total i Grand total i So S b 1 7 F LATHE M EN TU RR E T Total Two weeks and one half month California Pennsylvania Washington Wisconsin Other States Total Grand total i G T Includes 1 establishm ent w ith m onthly pay roll 385 2 5 2 MACHINERY One week Indiana Illinois Iowa Kentucky and West Virginia Maine New Hamp shire V erm ont Massachuse tts Missour New Jersey New Y ork Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued THE L A Y O U T M EN A N D M A R K E R S n LABOE M ACH IN E S E T T E R Total I STATISTICS One week All Stages Two wee s a4d one half mofith All States O F Total BUEEAU One week All States Two weeks and one half month All States O F Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per U n and and and and and and and and and and cts and hour der un un un un un un un un un un and un and work 30 der der der der der der der der der der un der over cts der cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber ber of hours work of estab em ed U n and and 12 lish ploy per der un un and and and and and and and un unments week 4 der der un der der un un un over der der der der day MACHINISTS M A C H IN E R Y One week Alabama and Geor gia California Cosmeetieut Delaware and Mary land Indiana Illinois Iowa Kentucky and West Virginia Maine N ew Hamp shire Verm ont Massachusetts Michigan Missouri New Jersey New Y ork Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island Washington Other States Two weeks and one half month California Colorado Michigan Minnesota Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Washington Wisconsin Other States includes 1 establishment with monthly pay roll a 88 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 60 and un der 65 cts 65 and un der 70 cts and and and and and un un un un un der der der der der cts cts cts cts cts and p ud cts and SI 25 un n and un and der der un der over80 90 der 1 25 cts cts 1 THE M ILLIN G M A C H IN E M E N lo Total Two weeks and one half month California Colorado Illinois Minnesota Wisconsin Other States G i G co j i 9 Y i Grand total Total C06 7 J 5C S i sl T 51 1 n I i 11 S T A T IS T IC S LABOR O F BUREAU One week Connecticut Indiana Illinois Kentucky and West Virginia Maine New Hamp shire V ermont Massachusetts Missouri N ew Jersey N ew Y o r k Rhode Island Other States O F 55 and un der 60 cts B U L L E T IN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week da lor the pay roll period were AverAver age Num Num hours ber ber of work of em per ed estab and and and and and and and and 12 hour U n lish ploy per Un un un un un un un un un and work der ees week der 30 ments 4 der der der der der der der der over cts day i MILLWRIGHTS One week Total Two weeks and one half month Pennsylvania Wisconsin Other States Illinois Maine New Hamp shire Vermont New York Other States UO v Grand total SO PA T T ER N M A K E R S W OOD A N D M ET A L One week All States Two weeks and one half month All States Total i i Includes 1 establishment with monthly pay roll 389 16 MACHINERY Total AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES C o n tin u e d Employees whose earnings per hour worked were55 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 65 cts 65 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 1 90 cts 11 and and SI 25 un d6t and der 1 25 over 1 THE Un and and and and and der un un un un un S der der der der der O cts cts cts cts cts cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed B U L L E T IN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber ber of hours of em work estab ploy ed Un and and 6 12 lish ees per der un un and and and and and and and un un un un un un ments 4 der der der der der der der der over day PLANER AND SH A P E R M E N S T A T IS T IC S LABOR Two weeks and one half month California Colorado Illinois Michigan M innesota O F Total BUEEAU One week Connecticut Indiana Illinois Iowa Kentucky and West Virginia Maine New Hamp shire Vermont Massachusetts Missouri New Jersey New Y ork Oregon Rhode Island Other States W isconsin Other States i Total Grand t o t a l J j U j 15 i P U N C H P R E S S M E N One week Iowa Maine New Hamp shire Verm ont Oregon Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Minnesota Other States to 1 Total m GFand to ta l I 2 S CR A PER M E N Grand to ta l i T Includes 1 establishment with monthly pay roll I6 Total Two weeks and one half month All States One week Connecticut Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued M A L E S Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked were55 and un der 60 cts and un der 65 cts 65 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der 1 1 and un 1 25 der and 1 25 over THE 50 and un der 55 cts and and and and un un un un der der der der cts cts cts cts O F Aver age earn ings per Unhour der work 30 cts B U L L E T IN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num age Num hours ber ber work of estab of em ed U n and and and and and and and and 12 ploy per lish ees week der un un un un un un un un and ments day 4 der der der der der dor der der over SC R E W M A C H IN E M E N Total j i Two weeks and one half month California Illinois Pennsylvania Wisconsin Other States i I T o ta l i Grand to ta l i I i i I 539 I j S T A T IS T IC S LABOR 14 14 O F 2 3 BUREAU One week Indiana Illinois Maine New Hamp shire Vermont Massachusetts M issouri New York Rhode Island Other States SHEET METAL WORKERS One week Iowa Massachusetts New York Other States i Total Two weeks and one half month Pennsylvania Wisconsin Other S t a t e s i Total Grand total j i j i i j id i One week All States Two weeks and one half month All States Total Includes 1 establishment with monthly pay roll 393 21 MACHINERY WELDERS 394 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MACHINE TOOLS Pay roll period and locality Employees whose earnings per hour worked were and and and and and un un un un un der der der der der ets ets ets ets ets 55 and un der 60 ets 60 and un der 65 ets 65 and un der 70 ets 70 and un der 80 ets 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der 1 T otal Four weeks Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Grand total T otal I STATISTICS Two weeks Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin LABOR Total O F One weeks Connecticut Massachusetts Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Penn sylvan ia Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin BUREAU B L A C K S M IT H S 1 and 1 25 un and der over 1 25 THE Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age earn ings per and and and and and and and and 12 hour un un un un un un un un and der der der der der der der der over work ed O P Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per ments ees week day BULLETIN MALES BLACKSMITHS HELPERS One week Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Indiana and Ohio Total Four weeks Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Total Grand to ta l BORING M IL L H AN D S A N D O PE R AT O R S One week Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin Total T otal Two weeks Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin TOOLS 9 2 MACHINE T otal Two weeks Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued O F THE Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per Un and and and and and and and and and and cis 1 hour der un un un un un un un un un un and and 1 25 and work 30 der der der der der der der der der der un un over 65 70 cts der der cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over B O R IN G M ILL H A N D S A N D O P E R A T O R S Concluded T otal Grand to ta l LABOR 34 3 O F 2 BUREAU Four weeks Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania C H IP P E R S T o ta l STATISTICS One week All States Two weeks A ll States Four weeks A ll States CRANE OPERATORS One week Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Isla n d New York and New Jersey Indiana and Otrio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin Total Grand to ta l i TOOLS 2 Total MACHINE Two weeks Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon s in Four weeks Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Isla n d New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Total DRILL P R E S S H A N D S AN D O P E R A T O R S One week Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin Two weeks Indiana and O hio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin Total Total AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were and and un un der der 50 55 cts cts 55 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 65 cts 65 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der 1 1 and 1 25 un and der over 1 25 THE Un and and and der un un un30 der der der cts cts cts cts Total Grand total LABOR O P 3 4 BXJEEAU DRILL P R E S S H AN D S AN D O P E R A T O R S Concluded Four weeks Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Isla n d New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Total STATISTICS ENGINE L ATH E H AN D S A N D O PE R AT O R S One week Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over Two weeks TTidfftna and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin Total Four weeks Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Total Grand to ta l F IT T E R S F IR S T C L A S S Two weeks Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin Total Four weeks Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Isla n d New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania a Total Grand total 3 TOOLS Total MACHINE One week Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Under 30 cts 55 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 65 cts 65 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der SI and 11 25 un and der over 1 25 THE and and and and and un un un un un der der der der der cts cts cts cts cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num N um age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per U n and and and and and and and and 12 week der un un un un un un un un and ments ees day 4 der der der der der der der der over F IT T E R S SE CO N D C L A S S Total Total S Four weeks Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Grand total STATISTICS Two weeks Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin LABOB O F Total BUBEAU One week Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon s in GEAR CUTTER HANDS AND OPERATORS One week Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island N ew York N ew Jersey and P e n n sy lv a n ia Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin Total Two weeks to Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon Total MACHINE Four New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island Total GRINDER H A N D S A N D O P E R A T O R S Total Two weeks Indiana and O h io Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin SO Total One week Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York ew Jersey and N Penn sylvan ia Indiana and O h io Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin TOOLS 39 Grand total 402 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued O F 40 15 Grand total LABOR Total BUREAU Four Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania HANDYM EN One week Connecticut M assachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania i STATISTICS H A M M E R S M IT H S BR AD LEY H A M M E R S AN D S T E A M H A M M E R S Four weeks All States THE G RIN D ER H A N D S A N D O P E R A T O R S Concluded O F Employees whose earnings per hour worked wereAver age earn ings 1 per Un and and and and and and and and and and cts and 1 25 hour der un un un un un un un un un un and un and work 30 der der der der der der der der der der un der over 65 cts der 1 25 cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin Total Two weeks Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin Total Pennsylvania Id MACHINE Total Pour weeks Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Grand total H A R D EN ER S Total TOOLS One week All States Two weeks All States Four weeks All States t o I IN S P E C T O R S One week Connecticut M assachusetts and Rhode Island New Jersey New York and Pennsylvania Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin I Total AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OP EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALE S Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Under 30 cts 60 and un der 65 cts 65 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 2 80 and un der 90 cts 5 90 cts and un der 1 1 and 1 25 un and der over 1 25 THE and and and and and and un un un un un un der der der der der der cts cts cts cts cts cts O F Aver age earn ings per hcur work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over IN S P E C T O R S Concluded Total Four weeks Connecticut M assachusetts and Rhode Island New Jersey New York and Pennsylvania Total Grand total O O O O L A B O R E R S One week Connecticut M assachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Indiana and Ohio STATISTICS 2 2 LABOR 49 1 O F 2 BUREAU Two weeks Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin Illinois Michigan and Wiscon Total Two weeks Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon Four weeks Connecticut M assachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and MACHINE 3 2 M A C H IN IS T S SO TOOLS One week Connecticut M assachusetts and Rhode Island New York N ew Jersey and Pennsylvania Indiana and Ohio Total Two weeks Ohio and Indiana Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin Total Four weeks Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Total Grand total C AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were der 65 cts der 70 cts der 80 cts der 90 cts Un and and and and and and and and and and cts and SI 25 der un un un un un un un un un un and 30 der der der der der der cts cts cts cts cts cts cts M IL L IN G M A C H IN E H AN D S A N D O P E R A T O R S I Four weeks Connecticut M assachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and P e n n s y lv a n ia U STATISTICS Total Two weeks Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin LABOR Grand total Total Total O F 5 4 3 BUREAU One week Connecticut M assachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin THE un and un der over der O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality y ro2 Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work 6 7 lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over MILLWRIGHTS One week Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and j Total Two weeks Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin Total Four weeks Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Total Grand total I MACHINE One week Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Indiana and O h io Total Two weeks Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin Four weeks Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Total Grand total j if j i TOOLS O THER M A C H IN E H A N D S A N D O P E R A T O R S AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were and and and and un un un under der der I f cts cts cts cts 55 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 65 cts 65 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts THE PA T T ER N M A K E R S Two weeks Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin Total Four weeks Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Grand total STATISTICS Total Total LABOR O F 3 BUREAU One week Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin cts 1 and and 1 25 and un un over der der O F Aver age earn ings 30 per U n and hour der uhwork 30 der ed cts 35 cts BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num N um age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over Total Two weeks Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin Totai Four weeks Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Grand total G SCRAPER H AN D S One week Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Indiana and Ohio G T o t a l i i Total Two weeks Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin TOOLS Total MACHINE One week Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and W isconsin AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Pay roll period and locality BULLETIN O F THE Employees whose average hours worked Employees whose earnings per hour worked wbre per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age earn ings per U n and and and and and and and and 12 hour Un and and and and and and and and and and cts and SI 25 der un un un un f un un un un un un and der un un un un un un un un and work 30 der der der der der der der der der der un and un der over 4 der der der der der der der der over ed cts der A U cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts SCRAPER H AN D S Concluded Total Grand total LABOR O F 3 BUREAU Pour weeks Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania One week Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York and New Jersey Indiana and O h io Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin Total STATISTICS SCR E W M ACH IN E H AN D S AN D O P E R A T O R S Two weeks Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin Total Four weeks Connecticut Massachusetts an4 Rhode I s l a n d New York New Jersey and Total Grand total SHAPER H A N D S AN D O P E R A T O R S SO Two weeks Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wis consin Total Four weeks New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Grand total TOOLS Total 1 2 3 MACHINE One week Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Islan d New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Indiana and O h io Illinois Michigan and Wiscon sin AVERAGE AN D CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked were and and and and and and un un un un un un der der der der der der cts cts cts cts cts cts 60 and un der 65 cts 65 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts 1 and and 1 25 un un and der der over THE T O O L M A K E R S INCLUDING DIE G A U G E AN D JIG F IX T U R E M A K E R S Two weeks Indiana and O h io Illinois Michigan and Wis consin Four weeks Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Total Total Grand total i i i i i r i l iT STATISTICS LABOB 2 Total O F 5 5 3 BUREAU One week Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wis consin O P Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age earn ings per and and and and and and and and 12 hour Unun un un un un un un un and work der 30 der der der der der der der der over ed cts BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality A ver Num Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per ments ees week day TURRET LATHE HANDS AND OPERATORS One week Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Indiana and Ohio r Illinois Michigan and W is consin Total Total Four weeks Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania G TOOLS 6 Grand total Total MACHINE Two weeks Indiana and Ohio Illinois Michigan and Wis consin FEMALES DRILL P R E S S H A N D S A N D O P E R A T O R S One week Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island Indiana and Ohio Total Grand total Four weeks New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Concluded were SI and 1 25 un and der over 1 25 THE 90 cts and un der 1 O F Employees whose earnings per hour worked Aver age earn ings per U n and and and and and and and and and and hour der un an un un un un un un un un work 30 der der der der der der der der der der ed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hoars worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work 4 5 lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over ENGINE LATH E H AN D S AN D O P E R A T O R S Total Four weeks New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Grand total i 1 G EAR C U T T E R H AN D S AN D O P E R A T O R S One week Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Indiana and Ohio Total T i STATISTICS LABOR O F 2 BUREAU One week Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Indiana and O h io INSPECTORS One week Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island M IL L IN G M A C H IN E H A N D S A N D OPERATORS One weak Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island Four weeks New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania L 4 18 SO TOOLS 415 i MACHINE Total AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MILLWORK BULLETIN MALES Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 14 and un der 16 cts 16 and un der 18 cts 18 and un der 20 cts 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts and 80 un cts der and 80 over cts BUREAU BEN C H H A N D S Total Two weeks and one half month California Illinois Michigan Minnesota Ohio STATISTICS LABOR i O F One week California Georgia Illinois Iowa Massachusetts Michigan New York North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Tennessee Wisconsin Other States THE Aver age earn ings per U n hour der work 14 ed cts O F Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num ber Num age of of ber of hours em es tab ploy work U n and and and and and and and and 12 lish ees ed per der un un un un un un un un and week 4 der der der der der der der der over ments day L fZ I Pennsylvania W isconsin Other S ta te s Total One month California Grand total L A B O R E R S Total Two weeks and one half month California Illinois Michigan Minnesota Ohio Pennsylvania W isconsin Other States Total i n Y One month California Grand total HILL WORK One week California Georgia Illinois Iowa Massachusetts Michigan New York North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Tennessee W isconsin Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Concluded Total One month California Grand total B IS Wj T M i sfe fa IS p t n a STATISTICS YotaL Two Weeks and one half month California Illinois Michigan Minnesota Ohio Pennsylvania W isco n sin Other States LABOR O F BUEEAU THE Georgia Illinois Iowa Michigan Massachusetts NeW York North Carolina OhiO k P enn sylvan ia Tennessee Wisconsin Other States h ands over O F M ACH IN E One week 80 cts and BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week Employees Whose earnings per hour worked were Aver day for the pay roll period were N um Aver age ber Num age earn of ber of hours ings em Work esper Un and and and and and and and and and and and tab ploy ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 Un un un un un un un un un un un and hour der un der un un der der un un un un un lish ees Week der der der der der der der der Work 14 der ments day 4 der der der der der der der der over ed 80 cts cts cts cts cts ctss cts cts cts cts cts cts OVERALLS MALES Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Pay roll period and locality Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work Un lish ploy ed per der ments ees week day and and and and and and and un un un un un un un der der der der der der der Aver age earn ings 11 per arid 12 un and hour der over work 12 ed Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 20 U n der 20 cts and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts 1 and and un over der 1 CUTTERS Total Two weeks and one half month Minnesota North Carolina Pennsylvania W isconsin Other States Total B J i Grand total OVERALLS One week California Georgia Illinois Indiana Iowa Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio P ennsylvania Tennessee Texas Virginia W isconsin Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked were U n der 20 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts and un der 90 cts 90 cts 1 and and un over der 1 THE 20 and un der 25 cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over O P ER AT O R S Total Two weeks and one half month Pennsylvania Other States o 8 1 Total Grand total i STATISTICS LABOE O F BUBEAU One week Illinois Massachusetts New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Other States FEMALES Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week Aver day for the pay roll period were age Num Num dum ber of ber of ber of 11 estab em hours lish ploy work Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees ed per der un un un un un un un un and week 4 der der der der der der der der over day Aver age earn ings per hour work ed Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Un der 12 cts 12 and un der 14 cts 14 and un der 16 cts 16 and un der 18 cts 18 and un der 20 cts 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 cts and over CUTTERS One week All States OVERALLS E X A M IN E R S One week California Georgia Illinois Indiana Iowa Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania Tennessee Wisconsin Other States SO Texas Total AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked were and un der 16 cts 16 and un der 18 cts and and and and un un un un der der der der cts cts cts cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and 60 un cts der and 60 over cts Grand total OPER ATO R S One week California Georgia Illinois Indiana Iowa Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota 5 li r j STATISTICS LABOR Total 3 O F Two Weeks and one half month Minnesota Ohio Wisconsin Other States BUREAU E X A M IN E R S Concluded THE and un der 14 cts O F Aver age earn ings per U n hour der work 1 2 ed cts BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver N um Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week dfer un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over o Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania Tennessee T ex a s Virginia W iseoiisin Oth r States m tf otaL Two weeks and one half mdiith M in n e so ta ISforth Carolina Ohio Penn Tfciin Wis 5hsin O t t a Stat f a t a l Grand total 1A m m u m AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued PAPER AND PULP Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Un and and and der un un un 14 der der der 20 cts 16 18 cts cts cts 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts BUKEAU A C ID M A K E R S P U L P Total Grand total STATISTICS Two weeks and one half month Oregon W ashington W isconsin Other States SO LABOR T otal O F One week M aine Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota New Hampshire N ew York Ohio Pennsylvania W isconsin Other States and un cts der and 80 over ctg THE Aver age earn ings per hour work ed O F Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were A ver N um Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and 4 der der der der der der der der over day BULLETIN MALES BACK TENDERS PAPER One week C ojiTip otiont Maine Michigan Minnpsnfa New TTfvmpphirPi New York Ohio Pennsylvania Vermont Wisconsin Other States Total PULP 13 Grand total Total AN D New Jersey Ohio Oregon W ashington W isconsin PAPER Two weeks and one half month B A R K E R M E N P U L P One week Maine Michigan Minnesota New Hampshire New York Verm ont Wisconsin Other States Total AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOUES WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour Worked were U n der 14 cts 10 and un der 18 cts 18 and un der 20 cts 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 50 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 cts and over BUKEAU B A R K E R M EN P U L P Concluded 50 and un der 60 Ctf5 THE 14 and un der 16 cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were A ver N um Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over O F LABOR STATISTICS ie week Connecticut Maine Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota New Hampshire New York Ohio Pennsylvania Vermont W isconsin Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Michigan New Jersey Ohio Oregon W ashington Wisconsin Total Grand total I PAPER BLOW PIT MEN PULP Total Two weeks and one half month O reg o n Washington Wisconsin Other States Total Grand total PTJLP AN D One week Maine Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota New Hampshire New York Ohio Pennsylvania Wisconsin Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALE S Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 4 U n der 14 cts 14 and un der 16 cts 16 and un der 18 cts 18 and un der 20 cts 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 50 cts 53 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 cts and over THE CALENDER M E N PAP ER T otal Two weeks and one half month Ohio Other S tates Grand total STATISTICS Total O LABOR F BUREAU One week Maine Massachusetts Pennsylvania W isconsin Other States CALENDER M E N B O S S PAPER One week Massachusetts Other States 613 T otal 556 O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver N um Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 dsr der dsr dor der dar der der over Two weeks and one half month A ll States Grand total C H IP P E R M E N P U L P One week Mainfi Massachusetts Michigan Total Two weeks and one half month Oregon Washington Wisconsin Other States PULP AN D Grand total PAPER T otal New York Ohio C O O K S P U L P Total S One week Maine Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota N ew Hampshire New York Ohio Pennsylvania Wisconsin Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Un der 14 cts 16 and un der 18 cts 18 and un der 20 Cts 20 25 and and un un der der 30 25 c t s cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and 80 un cts der and 80 over cts THE 14 and un der 16 cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were A ver N um Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over CO O K S PULP Concluded Grand total Washington LABOR T otal O F BUKEAU Two weeks and one half month Oregon W isconsin Other States CO U N TER S PAPER T otal Two weeks and one half month A ll S tates Grand total STATISTICS One week Massachusetts Vermont Other States CUTTERS PAPER One wefck N p w Hampshire Ohio Pennsylvania Vermont W isconsin Other States Total Grand total fo ta l PULP AD N PAPER 45 Two weeks and one half month Michigan New Jersey Ohio Oregon W ashington Wisconsin ENAMELERS PAPER One week All States Two weeks and one half month All States Total AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Un der 14 cts 14 and un der 16 cts 16 and un der 18 cts 18 and un der 20 cts 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts and un der 70 cts THE GR INDER M E N PU LP Total Two weeks and one half month Oregon W ashington Wisconsin Other States Total Grand total L O FTM EN PAPER One week Massachusetts and Connecticut i STATISTICS LABOR O F BUREAU One week Maine Minnesota New York Verm ont Wisconsin Other States and 80 un cts der and 80 over cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver N um Num age ber of ber of hours 4 5 G 7 estab em work lish ploy ed per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over MACHINE TENDERS PAPER Total i Includes 1 establishment in Connecticut close to Massachusetts io Total P A C K E R S P A P E R One week Connecticut Maine Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota New Hampshire New York Ohio Pennsylvania Vermont Wisconsin Other States PULP Grand total Total AN D Two weeks and one half month Michigan New Jersey Ohio Oregon Washington Wisconsin PAPER One week Connecticut Maine Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota New Hampshire New York Ohio Pennsylvania Vermont Wisconsin Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Aver U n and and and der un un un 14 der der der 20 cts 16 18 cts cts cts 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 cts and over THE PACK ER S PAPER Concluded I j LABOR 13 Grand total O F Total BUREAU Two weeks and one half month Michigan New Jersey Ohio Oregon W ashington W isconsin Total Two weeks and one half month All States Grand total I I I STATISTICS PLATER M E N P A PER One week Massachusetts Pennsylvania Other States O F earn ings per hour work ed Employees whose earnings per hour worked were BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whoss average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver N um Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over r 1 i PRESSMEN PULP One week Maine T otal Two weeks and one half month Oregon W ashington W isconsin Other States i Wisconsin SO Other States Total TWO Weeks and one half month All States Grand total PULP R A G W O R K E R S PAPER One week CofiifectiSiit Massachusetts Pennsylvania Other States AD N Grand total PAPER New York Pennsylvania Vermont BY SEX AND 436 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Pay roll period and locality Employees whose earnings per hour worked were U n and and and der un un un 14 der der der 20 18 cts 16 cts cts cts 20 and un der 25 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 40 and un der 50 cts and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un cts der and 80 over cts THE 35 and un der 40 cts and un der 30 cts or Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were A ver N um Num age ber of ber of hours 4 estab em work lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 week der un un un un un un un un and ments ees day 4 der der der der der der der der over SCREEN M E N PU LP Two weeks and one half month Oregon Washington Other States Total Grand total 7 1 Total STATISTICS LABOR O F BUBEAU One week Maine Massachusetts Michigan New Hampshire New York Pennsylvania Wisconsin Other States SIZE MAKERS PAPER One week Maine Massachusetts Michigan New Hampshire New York Pennsylvania W isconsin Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Oregon Washington Total Grand total n AN D 10 SP L IT T E R M E N PULP Total Two weeks and one half month Oregon Washington W isconsin Other States SO Grand total Total 2 1 PULP One week Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire Wisconsin Other States PAPER Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Un and and and der un un un 14 der der der 18 20 cts 16 cts cts cts 20 and un der 25 cts and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts TH IR D H AND S P A P E R One week Connecticut Maine Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota New Hampshire New York Ohio Pennsylvania Vermont W isconsin Total Two weeks and one half month Michigan Ohio Oregon Washington Wisconsin Other States Total Grand to ta l and 80 un cts der and 80 over cts STATISTICS 40 and un der 50 cts O LA O F BR 35 and un der 40 cts BUREAU 30 and un der 35 cts 2 25 and un der 30 cts O T E F H Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over TRIMMERS PAPER Total Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Michigan Total Two weeks and one half month All States Grand to ta l SO W A SH E R M EN P A P E R One week Massachusetts Pennsylvania Other States A D PULP K Grand total PAPER One week Mai Tift Massachusetts Michigan New Hampshire New York O h io PprmsylvaTria WiswTisiTi Other States FEMALES CA LEN D ER G IR L S P A P E R i One week Massachusetts AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Continued Pay roll period and locality Employees whose earnings per hour worked were I4 and un der 16 cts 16 and un der 18 cts 18 and un der 20 cts 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts and un der 70 cts 70 and un cts der and 80 over cts Grand to ta l is STATISTICS Total Total Two weeks and one half month Michigan New Jersey Ohio Wisconsin Other States O LBR F AO One week Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire Ohio Pennsylvania Wisconsin Other States BUREAU C O U N T ER S P A P E R O T E P H Aver age earn ings per U n hour der work 14 ed cts BULLETIN Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver N um Num age ber of ber of hours 6 4 5 estab em work lish ploy ed per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over CUTTER GIRLS PAPER One week Maine Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota N ew Hampshire New York Ohio Vermont Wisconsin Total G Total Grand total Total Two weeks and one half month A ll States Grand total PULP PLATER G IRLS PA PER One week Massachusetts Pennsylvania Other States j AND 8 PAPER Two weeks and one half month Ohio Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings 16 and un der 18 cts and un der ao cts 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 ahd un der 70 cts 70 and 80 un cts der and 80 over cts THE R A G WORKE S fcAPEIt Total Two weeks and one half month t A ll States i i O F LABOR Grand total BUBEAU Oiie eek Connecticut Massachusetts Pennsylvania Other States SO R TE RS PAPER Total STATISTICS One week Oohn ftictit Mdine Massachusetts Pennsylvania other States o 7 2 Two Wefeks nd one half months A ll States Grand total O F 14 and un der 16 cts U n per hour der work 14 ed cts BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Num ber of estab lish ments Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num age ber of hours 4 5 8 em work ploy ed per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ees week der un un un un un un un un and der der der der der der der der over day i POTTERY MALES Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and 10 ments ees week der un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der over Employees whose Aver age earn ings per U n and and and and and and hour der un un un un un un work 30 der der der der der der ed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts earnings per hour worked were 60 and un der 65 cts 65 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts cts and 1 50 and and and un un and un un der der der over der C A STER S AND PR E SS E R S One week New York New Jersey Total Two weeks West Virginia Ohio Total Grand total POTTERY D ECO RA T IN G K IL N M EN L i Total Two weeks West Virginia Ohio Total Grand total I I i i i i i One week New York New Jersey AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OP EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were and and and un un un der der der cts cts cts 50 and un der 55 cts 55 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 65 cts 65 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts C O 1 cts and and un and and and un un der der der der over 1 THE D IP P E R S T otal Grand total I LABOR Total O F Two weeks West Virginia Ohio Total Two weeks West Virginia Ohio Total Grand total G STATISTICS D IS H M A K E R S One week New York New Jersey BUREAU C O One week New Y ork New Jersey O F Aver age earn ings 30 per U n and hour der U n work 30 der ed cts 35 cts BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per U n and and and and and and 10 ments ees week der un un un un un un a n d day 4 der der dor der der dor over HANDLERS One week New Y o rk New Jersey Total 23 Two weeks West Virginia Ohio Total Grand total J IG G E R S Total rwo weeks West Virginia Ohio Total Grand total i i POTTERY One week New York New Jersey K IL N P L A C E R S One week New Y o rk New Jersey T otal Total Grand total Two weeks West Virginia Ohio rf AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued M A L E S C o n tin u e d earnings per hour worked were 65 arid un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts i i 1 10 li and and and and and un un un der un der der der over t o t a l Two weeks West Virginia Ohio LABOR Grand total f i LIN E R S A ND G ILD E R S total STATISTICS Total One week New York N e O F One week New York New Jersey BCMAU LABO URS THE 60 arid un der 65 cts O F Employees whose Avfel age earn ings per U n and and and and and arid hour der un un un un un un work 30 der der der der der der ed ets cts cts cts cts cts cts BULLETIN Employees whose average hours wbrked per week day for pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours Pay roll b Sfiod and estab em work Ideality lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and 10 ments ees week der un un un un un un and 4 der der der der der der over da Two weeks West Virginia Ohio Total S Grand to ta l F i iL J r T T 1 1 M O LD M A K E R S One week New Y o r k New Jersey Total Two weeks West Virginia Ohio Total Grand total POTTEKT 2 4 PA C K E R S One week New York New Jersey Total Two weeks West Virginia Ohio Total Grand total AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 50 and un der 55 cts 55 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 65 cts 65 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts and un der and and and 1 50 un un un and der der der over THE and and and un un un der der der cts cts cts O F Avarage earn ings 30 per Un and hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish p loy ed per Un and and and and and and 10 ments ees week der un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der over S AG G E R M A K E R S 1 Total Two weeks West Virginia Ohio Total Grand total l T n S E T T E R S O U T One week New York New Jersey T otal SI STATISTICS LABOE 7 8 O F 2 3 BUEEAU One week New Y ork New Jersey Two weeks West V irginia Ohio Total to Grand to t a l CO CO T U R N E R S to o One week N ew Y ork New Jersey Total Two weeks West Virginia Ohio Total Grand total T AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES 90 cts and un der 1 1 and 1 10 un and der over 1 10 O F Employees whose earnings per hour worked wer Aver age earn ings per U n and and and and and and and and and and cts and hour der un un un un un un un un un un and un work 20 der der der der der der der der der der der der cts ed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours 4 5 6 estab em work 8 7 9 lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and 10 ments ees week der un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der over THE LABO R ER S i J LINERS AND G IL D E R S One week New Y o rk New Jersey Total l i 1 STATISTICS Grand total 9 5 LABOR X F Total Total Two weeks WfiSt Vir lhkL Ohio t w n BUHEAU One week New York New Jersey Two weeks West Virginia O h io Total Grand total l fi TR A N S FE R E R S POTTERY 451 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued RUBBER BUREAU CALENDER M E N Total Two weeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Illinois and Wisconsin Total One month Delaware New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania Grand total A STATISTICS LABOR 1 7 O F One week Massachusetts and Connecticut Delaware New Jersey and east ern Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Illinois and Wisconsin THE Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per U n and and and and and and and and cts hour der un un un un un un un un and and and and 1 50 and work 25 der der der der der der der der un un un un over der ed cts der der der cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 O F Tay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over BULLETIN MALES 1 COMPOUNDERS One week Massachusetts and Connecticut Delaware New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and western Penn sylvania Illinois and Wisconsin Total Total Grand total Two weeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsvl vania Illinois and Wisconsin RUBBER M IL LM E N One week Massachusetts and Connecticut Delaware New Jersey and eastern Penns vlvania Ohio and Michigan Illinois and Wisconsin Total Two weeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western Penn sylvania Illinois and Wisconsin Total One month Ohio Michigan and western Penn sylvania Grand total AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Concluded Employees whose average hours worked per Week day for the pay roll period were O F THE Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per and and and and and and and and 12 hour U n and and and and and and and and cts and and and 1 50 un un un un un Un un and un un un un un un un un and work der der der der un der der der der un un un and der 25 un der der der over der der der der der der der der over ed cts der G 7 8 cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Aver Num N um age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per ments ees week day REFINERS SCREENERS AND G R IN D ER S 9 1 BUREAU Two waeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western Penn T otal One motlth Ohio Michigan and western Penn 8 3 STATISTICS s y lv a n ia Illinois and Wisconsin sylvania G n total ra d 562 LABOR Total O F One Week Massachusetts and Connecticut Delaware New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and western Penn sylvania Illinois and Wisconsin RUBBER FOOTWEAR MALES Pay roll period One week Locality Aver age earn ings per Unhour der work 25 ed cts Employees whose earnings per hour worked were and and and un un un der der der cts cts cts 40 and un der 50 cts and and and and cts and un un un un and un der der der der un der der 1 10 cts cts cts cts 1 BO OTM AKERS Massachusetts and Connecticut and 1 50 un and der over fo o tw e a r C U T T E R S AND CO VE R E R S Massachusetts and Connecticut and un der 1 25 ru bber Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were AverNum Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over C U T T E R S H AN D Massachusetts and Connecticut C U T T E R S M A C H IN E Massachusetts and Connecticut P j fj F IT T E R S i 4 j rlassachusetts and Connecticut AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked were U n and and and and and and and and cts der un un un un un un un un and and and and S1 5C 25 der der der der der der der der un un un un and cts der der der der over cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts THE LABORERS AN D H ELPE R S BUREAU Massachusetts and Connecticut LU M B ER M AN M A K E R S Massachusetts and Connecticut O F 7 SHOE G U M M A K E R S LABOR Massachusetts and Connecticut O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work U n and and and and and and and and 12 lish ploy ed per der un un un un un un un un and ments ees week 4 der der der der der der der der over day TUBE RO LLERS W R APP ER S AN D STR IP P E R S STATISTICS Massachusetts and Connecticut VULC A N IZE R S Massachusetts and Connecticut W R APPERS M A C H IN E Massachusetts and Connecticut FEMALES Locality Num Num ber of ber of estab em lish ploy ments ees Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age hours work ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over E mployees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings 1 per Un and and and and and and and and and and cts 1 10 hour der un un un un un un un un un un and un and w ork 18 der der der der der der der der der der un der over cts der 1 10 ed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 CU T T E R S H A N D l J C U T T E R S M A C H IN E Massachusetts and Connecticut SO 231 F IT T E R S Massachusetts and Connecticut RUBBER I FOOTWEAR Massachusetts and Connecticut L ABO R ER S Massachusetts and Connecticut LUMBERMAN M AKERS Massachusetts and Connecticut SHOE G U M M A K E R S Massachusetts and C onnecticut AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued RUBBER HOSE Employees whose earnings per hour worked were and and and and un un un un der der der der cts cts cts cts 50 G O and and and and cts and un un un un and u n and and and der der der der un der u n un over der der der cts cts cts cts 1 BUREAU BRAIDERS Total Two weeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Grand total STATISTICS LABOR 3 O F One week Delaware New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania C U TT E R S H A N D OR K N IFE One week Massachusetts and Connecticut Delaware New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and western 1 Pennsylvania Total THE Aver age earn ings per Unhour der work 25 ed cts O F Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over BULLETIN MALES Two weeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Illinois and Wisconsin j 1 1 Total One month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Grand total C U T T E R S M A C H IN E Total Pennsylvania Illinois and W isconsin Total Grand total Two waeka and one half month Ohio Michigan and western L h ose 1 2 eubbbb Ono week Massachusetts and Connecticut Pfclawarfc New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania M A K E R S HAND One week Massachusetts and Connecticut Delaware New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Grand total AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked were and and and and cts u n un un un and and and and 11 50 un and der der der der un der un un over der der der cts cts cts cts 1 THE U n and and and and der un un un un 25 der der der der cts cts cts cts cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over M A K E R S M A C H IN E Total Two weeks and one half month vOhio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Illinois and Wisconsin TotaL f Grand total STATISTICS LABOR 13 4 O F 1 BUREAU One week Massachusetts and Connecticut Delaware New Jersey and east ern Pennsylvania FEMALES Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver N um Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un u n un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over Aver age earn ings per Unhour der work 18 ed cts Employees whose earnings per hour worked were and and and and un un un un der der der der cts cts cts cts and and and and and and un un un un un u n der der der der der der cts cts cts cts cts cts 90 cts and un der 1 1 and 1 10 u n and der over 1 10 B R A ID E R S Total Two weeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Grand total RUBBER HOSE One week Massachusetts and Connecticut Delaware New Jersey and east ern Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued RUBBER MECHANICAL GOODS One week Total Two weeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania HAND M A K E R S O R H AN D W O R K E R S One week Delaware New Jersey and east ern Pennsylvania Two weeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania T o ta l S T A T IS T IC S Grand total LABOE 10 1 O F Massachusetts and Connecticut Delaware New Jersey and east ern Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania BUKEAU BELT M A K E R S THE Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per U n and and and and and and and and cts hour der un un un u n un un un un and and and and 1 50 and work 25 der der der der der der der der u n u n un u n over der der der ed cts der cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 O F Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over B U L L E T IN MALES RUBBER MECHANICAL GOODS AND HOSE MALES L A B O R E R S AN D H ELPER S One tyMkt Massachusetts and Connecticut Pennsylvania Illinois and W isco n sin Total Two weeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Illinois and W isconsin Total Grand to ta l SO io HOSE AND Delaware New Jersey and east ern Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and W estern M E C H A N IC A L KX DS Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per U n and and and and and and and and cts hour der un un un u n un un un un and and and and and un work 25 der der der der der der der der un un un der over der cts der der cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts RUBBER Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver N um Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX ANL OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued THE LATH E M E N BU F F E R S AND C U T T E R S Grand to ta l Total LABOR O F 3 Two weeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania BUREAU One week Delaware New Jersey and east ern Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Illinois and W isconsin S T A T IS T IC S OPER ATO RS T U B IN G M A C H IN E JA C K E T AN D C O VE R One week Massachusetts and Connecticut Delaware New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and western Penn sylvania Illinois and Wisconsin Total O F Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per U n and and and and and and and and cts SI SI hour der un un un un un un un un and and and and 1 50 work 25 der der der der der der der der un un un un and der der der ed cts der 1 10 SI 25 SI 50 over cts cts cts cts cts cts Cts cts 1 B U L L E T IN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours 4 estab em work lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and der der der der der der der der over day I Two weeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Illinois and W isconsin Total Grand total TUBE R O LLER S W R A P P E R S AND ST R IP P E R S One week Delaware New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania Illinois and Wisconsin SO Total r u b b e r m e c h a n ic a l g 3 Two weeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Grand total Total Grand total Total Two weeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Illinois and Wisconsin hose 1 3 and One week Massachusetts and Connecticut Delaware New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Illinois and Wisconsin goods VULCAN IZER S 466 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Concluded Total Grand total S T A T IS T I C S 6 0 LABOE 8 7 O F Total Two weeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western Penn sylvania Illinois and Wisconsin BUBEAU One week Massachusetts and Connecticut Delaware New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and western Penn s y l v a n i a Illinois and Wisconsin THE W B A P P E B S M A C H IN E O F Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per U n and and and and and and and and cts and and and 1 50 der un un un un un un un un and un un un hour and work 25 der der der der der der der der un der der der over cts der cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 BU LLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber Q ber of hours j i 4 10 11 estab em work lish ploy ed per U n and nd and and and and and and 12 ments week der un un un un un un un un and der der der der der der der der over day FEMALES Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age earn ings per and and and and and and and and 12 hour Un un un un un un un un un and work der 18 der der der der der der der der over ed cts laborers Total Grand total Total S 90 1 cts and 1 10 and un and un over der 1 10 SI and un der 90 cts and Two weeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western Penn sylvania Illinois and Wisconsin and and and and and un un un un un der der der der der cts cts cts cts cts h ose and un der 35 cts goods and and and un un un der der der ctg cts cts m e c h a n ic a l One week Massachusetts and Connecticut Delaware New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Illinois and Wisconsin Employees whose earnings per hour worked were ru bber AverNum Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per ments week day 468 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued RUBBER TIRES B U L L E T IN M A L E S Employees whose earnings per hour worked were and and and un un un der der der cts cts cts 40 and un der 50 cts and and and and cts and un un un un and un der der der der un der der cts cts cts cts and and 1 50 un un and der der over BUEEAU BEAD M A K E R S Grand total S T A T IS T IC S T o ta l One month Ohio Michigan and western Penn sylvania LABOE Total Two weeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western Penn sylvania Illinois and Wisconsin O F One week Massachusetts and Connecticut Delaware New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and western Penn sylvania Illinois and Wisconsin THE Aver age earn ings per Unhour der work 25 ed cts O F Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num N um age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over BIAS CUTTER OPERATORS One week Massachusetts and Connecticut Delaware New Jersey and east Michigan and western Two weeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western Total Grand total K U B B E R T IR E S One month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Ohio 2 B U IL D E R S O R M A K E R S H A N D One week Massachusetts and Connecticut Delaware New Jersey and east ern Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Illinois and Wisconsin Total Two weeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western Penn sylvania Illinois and W isconsin Total One month Ohio Michigan and western Penn sylvania Grand total AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued HALES Continued Total One month Ohio Michigan and western Penn sylvania Grand to ta l U S T A T IS T I C S Two weeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western Penn sylvania Illinois and W isconsin LABOE O F Total BUEEAU One week Massachusetts and Connecticut Delaware New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and western Penn sylvania Illinois and W isconsin THE B U IL D E R S O R M A K E R S M A C H IN E O F Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per Un and and and and and and and and cts and and and hour der un un un un un un un un and un un un and work 25 der der de der der der der der un der der der over ed cts der cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 BU L L E T IN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day ior the pay roll period were Aver Num N um age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over FINISHERS AND TREADERS One week Massafthnsp f ts and Cnrmpnticnt T Delaware N ew Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and western Penn sylvania Illinois and Wisconsin ft 3 o Total One month Ohio Michigan and western Penn sylvania Grand to ta l One week Massachusetts and Connecticut Delaware New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Total Two weeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Illinois and Wisconsin Total Grand total One month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania tir e s LABO R E R S A N D H ELPER S 14 ru bber T o ta l Two weeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western Penn sylvania Illinois and Wisconsin AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALE S Continued O F THE Employees whose earnings per hour worked wereAver age earn ings per Un and and and and and and and and cts hour un un un un un un un un and and and and work der der der der der der der der un un un un and der der der ed der over cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 BU LL E TIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num N um age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der LATH E M E N BUFFERS AND C U T T E R S O F Total BUREAU One week Delaware New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Total One month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Grand to ta l 12 12 S T A T IS T IC S LABOR 7 8 Two weeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Illinois and W isconsin OPERATORS TUBING MACHINE JACKET AND COVER One week Massachusetts and Connecticut Delaware New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Total Two weeks aud one half month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania One month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Grand total kubbee P LY CUTTERS TREAD C U T T E R S SP L IC E R S AN D P R EPAR ER S 5 Total Two weeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Illinois and W isconsin Total One month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Grand total 1 tib e s One week Massachusetts and Connecticut Delaware New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Illinois and W isconsin AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Under 25 cts and and and and and and and and cts un un un un un un un un and der der der der der der der der un der cts cts cts cts cts cts Cts cts n i and un der and un der 1 25 THE TUBE ROLLERS W R AP PER S AN D S T R IP P E R S LABOK Two weeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western P ennsylvania Illinois and W isconsin Total Grand total STATISTICS One month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania VU LCAN IZER S One week Massachusetts and Connecticut Delaware New Jersey and east ern Pennsylvania O F T otal Pennsylvania BUBEAU One week Massachusetts and Connecticut Delaware New Jersey and east ern Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and western 1 25 and 1 50 un and dei over 1 50 O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours if 5 4 estab em work lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Total Two weeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Total One month Ohio Michigan and western Grand to ta l o o W R A P P E R S M A CH IN E Grand total t ir e s 2 1 r u b b e r One week Delaware New Jersey and south eastern Pennsylvania Two weeks and one half month Illinois and Wisconsin One montjj Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania FEM A LES BEA D M A K E R S One week Delaware New Jersey and east ern Penns vl vania Illinois and Wisconsin Total Two weeks and one half month TlHnmsymd Wisconsin Grand total AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Continued O F Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per U n and and and and and and and and cts hour der un un un un un un un un and and and and 1 50 un and work 25 der der der der der der der der un un un der over der der ed cts der cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts 1 BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over THE B IA S C U T T E R O PER A T O R S Total BUREAU One week Massachusetts and Connecticut Illinois and Wisconsin O F BUILDERS OR M A K E R S H AN D Two weeks and one half month Illinois and W isconsin One month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Grand total STATISTICS T otal LABOR One week Massachusetts and Connecticut Ohio Michigan and western Pem isylvania FINISHERS AND TREADERS One week Massachusetts and Connecticut Delaware New Jersey and east ern Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania western One month Ohio Michigan and One month Ohio Michigan and Pennsylvania western Grand to tal i 14 8 Total Two weeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Illinois and W isconsin Total 1 t ir e s One week Massachusetts and Connecticut Delaware New Jersey and east ern Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania e u b b e r L A B O R E R S 478 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked wereAver age earn ings U n and and and and and and and and cts per der un un un un un un un un and and and and 1 50 hour 25 der der der der der der der der un un un un and work cts der der der der over ed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts O F P L Y CU TTER S TREAD CU TTERS SP L IC E R S AND PR EPAR ER S LABOR 7 8 O F Grand to ta l BUBEAU 8 0 T o ta l One month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania THE One week Massachusetts and Connecticut Delaware New Jersey and east ern Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania TUBE RO LLERS W R A PPE R S AND ST R IP P E R S Total Two weeks and one half month Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania Illinois and Wisconsin T otal i i j i Grand total r STATISTICS One week Massachusetts and Connecticut Delaware New Jersey and east ern Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and western Pennsylvania BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked Aver per week day for the pay roll period were Num Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work U n and and and and and and and and 12 lish ploy ed per der un un un un un un un un and ments ees week 4 der der der der der der der der over day AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued SILK M A LES Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver N um Num age ber of ber of hours estab en work Un and and and and and and and and 12 lish ploy ed per der un un un Un un un un un and ments ees week 4 der der der der der der der der over day Aver age earn ings per hour work ed Employees whose earnings per hour worked were U n der 14 cts 14 and un der 16 cts 18 and un der 20 cts 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 60 50 and and un un der der 70 60 cts j cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 50 cts and 80 un cts der and 80 over cts and un der IS cts L A B O R E R S D Y E H O U SE Total Grand total E 58 i s r 601 T o T G s T o s ilk One week All States Two weeks New Jersey Pennsylvania Othef S ta tes L O O M F IX E R S One week Connecticut New York Other States P I Total Two weeks New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Rhode Island Other States Total Grand total AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Concluded O F Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings per Un and and and and and and and and and and and 80 hour der un un un un un un un un un un un cts work 14 der der der der der der der der der der der and over cts 16 ed cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts cts B U L L E T IN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver N um Num age ber of ber of hours 10 estab em work lish ploy ed per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over THE BEELERSa T otal BUREAU i 1 Two weeks New Jersey Pennsylvania Other States O F SPIN N ER S T otal T W IS T E R S IN One week Connecticut New York Other States T otal k h s gs SS K S T A T IS T I C S LABOR Two weeks Massachusetts New Jersey Pennsylvania Other S t a t e s SI Two weeks Massachusetts N ew Jersey N ew York PpjrpsyTvania Rhode Island Other States Total Grand total W A R PER S Two weeks New Jersey Other States Total W E A V E R S B R O A D SIL K Two weeks Connecticut Massachusetts New Jersey New Y ork Pennsylvania Rhode Island Virginia Total W E A V E R S R IB B O N Two weeks New Jersey New York Other States Total AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Num Num ber of ber of estab em lish ploy ments ees Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Aver age earn ings cts cts cts Cts cts cts cts Cts cts cts C ts U n and and and and and and and and and and and der un un un un un un un un un un un cts 14 der der der der der der der der der der der and cts over THE D OUBLERS S IL K T H R O W IN G New Jersey Pennsylvania Total BUREAU Two Weeks Massachusetts O F per hour work ed BU L L E T IN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age hours 11 to work ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over F O PICKERS CLO TH Connecticut New York Other States Two weeks Massachusetts New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Rhode Island Other States Total Grand total a I S T A T IS T I C S Total LABOR One week QUILLERS One week Connecticut New York Other States Total Two weeks Massachusetts Netv Jersey New York Pennsylvania Other States Total Grand total R EE L ER S Total Two weeks J Massachusetts Pennsylvania Other States Total i 2 Grand total j SILK One week CafrneCticut Other States S P IN N E R S One week Connecticut Two weeks New Jersey Pennsylvania Other States Total Grand total i I AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued F E M A L E S C o n c lu d e d Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 14 and un der 16 cts 16 and un der 18 cts 18 and un der 20 cts 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un cts der and 80 over cts THE T W IS T E R S IN Total Grand to ta l S T A T IS T I C S LABOR 4 O F Two weeks New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Other States Total BUREAU One week New York Other States W A R P ERS I 2 a l Total Two weeks Massachusetts New Jersey New York i j i C O One week Connecticut New York Other States O F earn ings per U n hour der work 14 cts B U L L E T IN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num N um age 1 ber of ber of hours estab em work 6 7 lish ploy ed per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over Rhode Island Other States Total Grand total i W E A V E R S B R O A D SIL K Two weeks C nnnfiP timit T T Massachusetts New Jersey Q W E A V E R S R IB B O N Total silk Two weeks New Jersey Other States W IN D E R S One week Connecticut New York Other States SO Total Grand total M 59 Total Two weeks Massachusetts New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Rhode Island Other States T Y P E W R IT E R S A D D IN G AND C O M P U T IN G M A C H IN E S A N D C A SH R E G IS T E R S Employees whose earnings per hour worked were Un der 20 cts 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45and un der 50 cts 50 and Un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 Cts 1 and and un over der 1 BUREAU AL IG N E R S Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Pennsylvania Other States Total Grand total S G ASSEM BLER S FINAL AN D SEC T IO N A L One week Connecticut Indiana M ichigan S T A T IS T I C S LABOR 2 2 4 O F One week Connecticut New York Other States THE Aver age earn ings 11 per and 12 hour un and work der over ed 12 O F Pay roll period and locality per week BU LL E TIN MALES Employees whose average hours worked day for the pay roll period were Aver Num N um age her of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per U n and and and and and and and ments ees Week der un un un un un un un day 4 der der der der der der der AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Pennsylvania Other States d G G ASSEM BLE R S PART AND W ELD ER S One week Connecticut Tnriifl fin Michigan Missouri New Jersey New York O h io Wisconsin Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Pennsylvania Other States Total Grand total REGISTERS C ASH 7 Grand total MACHINES AN D Total TYPEWRITERS ADDING i Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio Wisconsin Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were U n der 20 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts 1 and and un over der 1 THE 20 and un der 25 cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed B U L L E T IN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours 10 8 9 estab em work 4 s 6 7 11 lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over D R ILL PR ESS MEN HANDS AND OPERATORS Total Grand total 26 Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Pennsylvania Other States l l SO S T A T IS T IC S LABOR O F BUREAU One week Connecticut Michigan Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio W isconsin Other States FITTERS STRAIGHTENERS AND FILERS Total Total I9 9fi G EA R C U T T ER LA T H E AND P L A N E R H A N D S AND O P ER A T O R S Total Two weeks and one ha lf month Illinois Pennsylvania Total Grand total i i R E G IS T E R S CASH One week Connecticut Indiana Michigan Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio Other States AND 2 1 M A C H IN E S ADDING G Two weeks and one half month Illinois Pennsylvania Other States Grand total T Y P E W R IT E R S One week Connecticut Indiana r Missouri N ew Jersey N ew York Ohio Wisconsin Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts G i G and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts cts SI and and un der over 1 THE 20 and un der 25 cts U n der 20 cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed B U L L E T IN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver N um Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over GRINDER HANDS AND O P ER ATO R S l l l g Total l Grand total n G S T A T IS T I C S LABOE Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Pennsylvania Other States O F BUBEAU One week Connecticut Indiana Michigan New Jersey New York Ohio Other States HANDYMEN S1 8 P Two weeks and one half month Illinois Pennsylvania Other States Total S i G G HARDENERS CASE AND AN N EA LE R S Total Grand total I 1 L i I f j R E G IS T E R S 18 Two weeks and one half month Illinois Pennsylvania Other States CASH T o ta l AND One week Connecticut Indiana Michigan New Jersey New York Ohio Other States M A C H IN E S C O C O 7 Grand to ta l U i 2 Total i ADDING G T Y P E W R IT E R S One week fInrmAp tioiit Indiana Michigan Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALE S Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts S T A T IS T IC S 25 and un der 30 cts 80 and un der 90 cts T otal Two weeks and one half month Illinois Pennsylvania Other States T otal Grand total o O F One week Connecticut Indiana Michigan Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio Other States BUREAU IN SPE C T O R S FIN A L 90 cts 1 and and un over der 1 THE 20 and un der 25 cts LABOR U n der 20 cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BU L L E T IN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver age Num Num hours ber of ber of work estab em ed lish ploy per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments der un un un un un un un un and week 4 der der der der der der der der over day INSPECTORS PART Total Grand to t a l ll JAPANNERS AN D E N A M E L E R S F IR S T C L A S S Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Other States Total Grand total R E G IS T E R S CASH AND One week Connecticut Michigan New York Other States M A C H IN E S Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Pennsylvania Other States ADDING 453 T Y P E W R IT E E S One week Connecticut Indiana Michigan Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts and un der 70 cts Total Two Weeks and one half month Illinois Pennsylvania Other States Total Grand total LABOE cts 1 and and un over der 1 O F One week Connecticut Indiana New Jersey New York Ohio Other States and un der 90 cts BUEEAU JAPANNERS AND EN AM ELERS SECO N D C L A S S 70 and un der 80 cts 12 S T A T IS T I C S 35 and un der 40 cts THE 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts and un der 25 cts O F U n der 20 cts B U LL E TIN P y toll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week j day for the pay roll period were AverAver Num N um age earn ber of ber of hours ings estab em work per lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 hour ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and work day 4 der der der der der der der der over ed LABO R ER S One week Total Two weeks and one half mqnth IfflfidS Pennsylvania Other States Total SO G j j M A C H IN E S E T T E R S Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Pennsylvania Other States oTi i Grand total i o Total KEGISTERS CASH AN D One week Connecticut Indiana Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio Other States MACHINES Grand tdtal o TYPEWEIIEES ADDING Indiana Michigan M issouri New Jersey New York O in h other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALE S ContiD ued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts 1 and and un over der 1 THE and un der 25 cts O F Aver age earn ings per U n hour der work 2 0 cts ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were A ver Num N um age ber of ber of hours 4 10 estab em work lish ploy ed per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over M A C H IN IS T S Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois P ennsylvania Other States Total Grand total STATISTICS LABOR O F BUEEAU One week Connecticut Indiana Michigan New York Ohio Other States One week Connecticut Michigan Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio Wisconsin Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Pennsylvania Other States C Grand total PLATER S E L E C T R O AND N IC K EL One week Connecticut New York Ohio Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Pennsvlvanla Other States Total Grand total REGISTERS C SH A MACHINES AN D Total TYPEWRITERS ADDING S6LfZT MILLING MACHINE HANDS AND OPERATORS 498 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 and un der 90 cts 90 cts 1 and and un over der I Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Pennsylvania Other States U Grand total Total STATISTICS Indiana LABOR O F One week Connecticut New Jersey New Y ork Ohio Other States BUREAU POLISHERS FINE AND BU FFERS THE Un and and and un un der un 20 der der der cts cts cts cts O F Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BULLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver N um N um age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over POLISHERS ROUGH One week New York Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Pennsylvania Other States Total Grand total f G r r PU N CH PR ESS H A N D S AND O P ER ATO R S i Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Other States Pp nnsylvfl nifl Total Grand total REGISTERS x CASH One week Connecticut Indiana Michigan Missouri New Jersey N ew York Ohio W isconsin Other States MACHINES AN D J TYPEWBITERS ADDING AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued MALES Concluded Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 20 U n der 20 cts and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 45 and un der 50 cts and un der 60 cts and and un 32 un der der der cts cts cts 90 cts 1 and an d un over der 1 SCR EW M ACH IN E H A N D S AND O PER A TO R S One week Connecticut Indiana Michigan Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio Other States Total T otal Grand total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Pennsylvania Other States O L B R STATISTICS F AO 40 and un der 45 cts O TE BRA F H UEU Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BU LLETIN P ay roll period an d locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver N um N um age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un an d day 4 der der der der der der der der over SPRING WINDER HANDS AND OPERATORS Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Pennsylvania Other States Total Grand total i T O O LM A K E R S D IE M A K E R S AN D S IN K E R S One week Connecticut Indiana Michigan Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio W isconsin O ther States Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois u Pennsylvania Other States Grand total Total TYPEWRITERS A D G MACHINES A D C S REGISTERS D IN N AH One week New York Ohio Other States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Employees whose earnings per hour worked were U n der 16 cts 16 and un der 18 cts 18 and un der 20 cts 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and un der 80 cts 80 cts and over ALIGNERS Two weeks and one half month Illinois Other States Total Grand total i ASSEM BLERS FINAL AND SECTIONAL One week Connecticut New York Ohio Other States Total io i O L B K STATISTICS F AO One week All States O TE BBA F H UEU Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BU LLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were Aver N um Num age ber of ber of hours 10 estab em work lish ploy ed per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over Two weeks and one hali month Illinois Pennsylvania Other States Grand total ASSEMBLERS PART AND WELDERS One week Connecticut Indiana Michigan New York Ohio Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Pennsylvania Other States Total Grand total G D R ILL PR ESS H A N D S AND O PER A TO R S I One week Connecticut Indiana New York Ohio Other States Total J TYPEWRITERS A M G MACHINES A D C S REGISTERS D N N AH Total AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALE S Continued Employees whose earnings per hour Worked were U n der 16 cts 16 and un der 18 cts 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts and un der 20 cts and un der 40 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts and un der 45 cts D R IL L P R E SS H AN D S AN D O P E R A T O R S Concluded Two weeks and one half month Illinois Pennsylvania Other States Total Grand total F ITTE R S STR A IG H TEN ER S AND F IL E R S One week Connecticut New York Ohio Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Other States Total Grand total cts and over and un der 80 cts O L B R STATISTICS F AO and un der 70 cts O TE BRA F H UEU Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BU LLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per week day for the pay roll period were N um Num Aver age ber ber hours of of work estab em ed per U n 4 12 lish ploy week der and and and and and and and and and un un un un un un un un ments ees der der der der der der der der over day GEAR CUTTER LATHE AND PLANER HANDS AND OPERATORS Total SO GRINDER H AN D S AND O P ER ATO RS One week All States Two weeks and one half month All States Total SO HANDY M EN One week Connecticut Other States S l 7 4 Total Two weeks and one half month All States Grand total IN SP EC TO R S F IN AL Total One week Michigan N ew Y ork TYPEWRITERS A D G MACHINES A D C S REGISTERS D IN N AH One week All States Two weeks and one half month All States AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Continued FEMALES Continued Employees whose earnings per hour worked were U n der 16 cts 18 and un der 20 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts 60 and un der 70 cts 70 and 80 un cts der and 80 over cts IN SPECTORS P AR T One week Connecticut Indiana Michigan New York Ohio Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Pennsylvania Other States Total Grand total O L B E STATISTICS F AO 20 and un der 25 cts 4 16 and un der 18 cts O TE BBA F H UEU Aver age earn ings per hour work ed BU LLETIN Pay roll period and locality Employees whose average hours worked per we day for the pay roll period were Aver Num Num age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per Un and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over JAPANNERS AND ENAMELERS FIRST CLASS Total JAPANNERS A N D EN A M E L E R S SECOND C L A S S j One week Connecticut New York Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Other States Total Grand to ta l SO L A B O R E R S One week Connecticut New York Other States Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Other S ta tes Grand total i Total I 1 i 3 TYPEWRITERS A D G MACHINES A D C S REGISTEES D IN N AH One week All States Two weeks and one half month All States FEMALE S C o n clu d ed Aver age earn ings per hour work ed Employees whose earnings per hour worked were 16 and un der 18 cts 18 and un der 20 cts 20 and un der 25 cts 25 and un der 30 cts 30 and un der 35 cts 35 and un der 40 cts 1 U n der 16 cts 40 and un der 45 cts 45 and un der 50 cts 50 and un der 60 cts M ILLIN G M AC H IN E H A N D S AND O P E R A T O R S Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Pennsylvania Other States M Grand total I Total POLISHERS FINE AND BU FFE R S One week All States Two weeks and one half month Pennsylvania Other States Total Grand total and u n cts der and 80 over cts O L B R STATISTICS F AO One week Connecticut Indiana New York Ohio Other States and un der 70 cts O TE BRA F H UEU Employees whose average hours worked per we day for the pay roll period were Aver N u m N um age ber of ber of hours estab em work lish ploy ed per U n and and and and and and and and 12 ments ees week der un un un un un un un un and day 4 der der der der der der der der over BU LLETIN Pay roll period and locality 508 AVERAGE AND CLASSIFIED HOURS WORKED PER WEEK DAY AND EARNINGS PER HOUR WORKED BY SEX AND OCCUPATION OF EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL PERIOD AND LOCALITY Concluded punch press hands and operators Total Two weeks and one half month Illinois Pennsylvania Other States Total Grand total SC R E W M A C H IN E H A N D S AN D O P E R A T O R S One week All States Two weeks and one half month All States Total ia SPR IN G W IN D ER H AN D S AND O P ER AT O R S One week All States Two weeks and one half month Pennsylvania Other States Total Grand total O TYPEWRITERS A D G MACHINES A D C S REGISTERS D IN N AH One week rvpriAnf iniif New York Other States

Industrial Survey in Selected Industries in the United States, 1919 : Bulletin of the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, No. 265

DATE: May 1920

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Willett, Allan H. (Allan Herbert), 1865- and United States. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Industrial Survey in Selected Industries in the United States, 1919 : Bulletin of the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, No. 265 , Washington: U.S. Govt. Print. Off., May 1920, https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/3908, accessed on December 5, 2019.

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Industrial Survey in Selected Industries in the United States, 1919. Preliminary Report

PUBLISHER: U.S. Govt. Print. Off.

PLACE: Washington

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