Dressmaking And Millinery
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00 In department stores the median rate for trimmers (most of whom are designers) is $25. A worker be- comes an assistant trimmer at $15 and may possibly work up to a wage of $50 or more. Most makers earn between $8 and $12, the average being about $10. Girls with two seasons' experience in small shops or with millinery training are taken on as helpers or as beginning makers at from $4 to $6 and may advance as makers to $15.
In wholesale shops designers earn from $25 to $60 or more. Makers star...t at about $5 and range from about $10 to $15, and sometimes more. Those who are employed in straight copying may earn between $15 and $20. Data presented by the Industrial Com- mission of Ohio in its 1914 report show that 37 per cent of women 18 years of age and over employed in wholesale houses earn under $8; 22 per cent earn 5 65 from $8 to $12, and 41 per cent earn $12 and over. The 32 girls under 18 in these shops were with one exception earning under $4.
Wages, Years of Experience, and Ages op Workers The relation of wages to experience in this trade may be seen from a detailed study made in the trade in New York City in which data on this point were gathered for 1, 026 milliners.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
00 In department stores the median rate for trimmers (most of whom are designers) is $25. A worker be- comes an assistant trimmer at $15 and may possibly work up to a wage of $50 or more. Most makers earn between $8 and $12, the average being about $10. Girls with two seasons' experience in small shops or with millinery training are taken on as helpers or as beginning makers at from $4 to $6 and may advance as makers to $15.
In wholesale shops designers earn from $25 to $60 or more. Makers star...t at about $5 and range from about $10 to $15, and sometimes more. Those who are employed in straight copying may earn between $15 and $20. Data presented by the Industrial Com- mission of Ohio in its 1914 report show that 37 per cent of women 18 years of age and over employed in wholesale houses earn under $8; 22 per cent earn 5 65 from $8 to $12, and 41 per cent earn $12 and over. The 32 girls under 18 in these shops were with one exception earning under $4.
Wages, Years of Experience, and Ages op Workers The relation of wages to experience in this trade may be seen from a detailed study made in the trade in New York City in which data on this point were gathered for 1, 026 milliners.
What to read after Dressmaking And Millinery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edna Bryner to read onlineMoreLess
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