Democracy And Social Ethics
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The average factory hours are from seven in the morning to six in the evening, with the chance of working over- time in busy seasons. This leaves most of the evenings and Sundays entirely free. The average hours of household labor are from six in the morning until eight at night, with K 129 DEMOCRACY AND SOCIAL ETHICS little difference in seasons. There is one afternoon a week, with an occasional even- ing, but Sunday is seldom wholly free.
Even these evenings and afternoons take the form of a ...concession from the employer.
They are called " evenings out," as if the time really belonged to her, but that she was graciously permitting her employee to use it. This attitude, of course, is in marked contrast to that maintained by the factory operative, who, when she works evenings is paid for " over-time." Second, in regard to permanency of posi- tion, the advantage is found clearly on the side of the household employee, if she proves in any measure satisfactory to her employer, for she encounters much less competition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The average factory hours are from seven in the morning to six in the evening, with the chance of working over- time in busy seasons. This leaves most of the evenings and Sundays entirely free. The average hours of household labor are from six in the morning until eight at night, with K 129 DEMOCRACY AND SOCIAL ETHICS little difference in seasons. There is one afternoon a week, with an occasional even- ing, but Sunday is seldom wholly free.
Even these evenings and afternoons take the form of a ...concession from the employer.
They are called " evenings out," as if the time really belonged to her, but that she was graciously permitting her employee to use it. This attitude, of course, is in marked contrast to that maintained by the factory operative, who, when she works evenings is paid for " over-time." Second, in regard to permanency of posi- tion, the advantage is found clearly on the side of the household employee, if she proves in any measure satisfactory to her employer, for she encounters much less competition.
What to read after Democracy And Social Ethics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Addams Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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