After War Problems
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They have been able with ease to place all their trained workers in aircraft factories, where they have received wages of 8d. An hour, and in some cases 9d. Or 9^d. At one of the factories the girls asked for a rise from 8d. To gd. , and it was refused. The employers then tried to makie them sign an agreement to work at a flat rate of 8d. An hour to the end of the war, no matter what work they were doing. They refused and formed a union, one of the rules of which was that the initial wage shoul...d be 8d. An hour. The men employed pin the same factory were having iod. , is. , and is. 2d. An hour ; the women doing in most cases absolutely identical work. Now if this is allowed to go on, and if there is no real justifica- tion for the inferior rate of pay of women, it is obvious that it must end in the women monopolizing the trade and the men being turned out of it or coming down to the women's rate of wages. Therefore the interests of the men and women now employed are absolutely identical, and they should stand together and help each other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They have been able with ease to place all their trained workers in aircraft factories, where they have received wages of 8d. An hour, and in some cases 9d. Or 9^d. At one of the factories the girls asked for a rise from 8d. To gd. , and it was refused. The employers then tried to makie them sign an agreement to work at a flat rate of 8d. An hour to the end of the war, no matter what work they were doing. They refused and formed a union, one of the rules of which was that the initial wage shoul...d be 8d. An hour. The men employed pin the same factory were having iod. , is. , and is. 2d. An hour ; the women doing in most cases absolutely identical work. Now if this is allowed to go on, and if there is no real justifica- tion for the inferior rate of pay of women, it is obvious that it must end in the women monopolizing the trade and the men being turned out of it or coming down to the women's rate of wages. Therefore the interests of the men and women now employed are absolutely identical, and they should stand together and help each other.
What to read after After War Problems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Harbutt Dawson to read onlineMoreLess
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