Labor Bulletin No. 69
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In Boston and Haverhill the percentages were somewhat smaller than for the State as a whole, the per- centages being 4.13 and 4.44, respec- tively.
In Labor Bulletin No. 66, in which were published the returns for the quar- ter ending June 30, 1909, a table was presented for the first time showing com- paratively, for certain quarters specified, the membership and percentage of mem- bership idle in certain leading cities.
A similar table for the quarters ending September 30, 1908, June 30, 1909..., and September 30, 1909, is likewise pre- sented in this instance, inasmuch as the returns from each of the cities specified seemed to be sufficiently large to justify a comparison of this nature. (See Ta- ble IV.) The comparison shows that in all of the cities specified, with the ex- ception of Fall River, Lowell, Quincy, Salem, and Springfield, there has been a decrease in the percentage of idleness for the quarter ending September 30, 1909, as compared with the percentage on June 30, 1909, In each of these cases, except Lowell, the increase was but slight, while in the case of Lowell the increase amounted to nearly four per cent, which was due largely to the unemployment of leather workers al- ready referred to.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Boston and Haverhill the percentages were somewhat smaller than for the State as a whole, the per- centages being 4.13 and 4.44, respec- tively.
In Labor Bulletin No. 66, in which were published the returns for the quar- ter ending June 30, 1909, a table was presented for the first time showing com- paratively, for certain quarters specified, the membership and percentage of mem- bership idle in certain leading cities.
A similar table for the quarters ending September 30, 1908, June 30, 1909..., and September 30, 1909, is likewise pre- sented in this instance, inasmuch as the returns from each of the cities specified seemed to be sufficiently large to justify a comparison of this nature. (See Ta- ble IV.) The comparison shows that in all of the cities specified, with the ex- ception of Fall River, Lowell, Quincy, Salem, and Springfield, there has been a decrease in the percentage of idleness for the quarter ending September 30, 1909, as compared with the percentage on June 30, 1909, In each of these cases, except Lowell, the increase was but slight, while in the case of Lowell the increase amounted to nearly four per cent, which was due largely to the unemployment of leather workers al- ready referred to.
What to read after Labor Bulletin No. 69?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Massachusetts. Bureau of Statistics to read onlineMoreLess
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