Labor Bulletin No. 79
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The next important cause of idleness was disability (sickness, accident, or old age). The percentage idle on this ac- count was 1.23 on December 31. 1910, as compared with 1.27 on September 30, 1910, and 1.19 on December 31, 1909.
The percentages idle for this cause fluc- tuate but little from quarter to quarter.
The percentage idle on account of unfavorable weather on December 31, 1910, was 1.17 as eomj^ared with 0.12 on September 30, 1910, and 2.35 on De- cember 31, 1909. The influence of the... weather conditions is most marked in the building trades, bilt in other trades is usiially an almost negligible factor.
The percentage idle on account of strikes or lockouts on December 31, 1910, was 0.14, this percentage having been practically identical with the corre- sponding percentages for each of the other quarters compared. It should be stated in this connection that the number idle for this cause included not only those idle as a result of strikes actually in operation, but also those idle as a result of prior strikes who had not yet secured emplojnment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The next important cause of idleness was disability (sickness, accident, or old age). The percentage idle on this ac- count was 1.23 on December 31. 1910, as compared with 1.27 on September 30, 1910, and 1.19 on December 31, 1909.
The percentages idle for this cause fluc- tuate but little from quarter to quarter.
The percentage idle on account of unfavorable weather on December 31, 1910, was 1.17 as eomj^ared with 0.12 on September 30, 1910, and 2.35 on De- cember 31, 1909. The influence of the... weather conditions is most marked in the building trades, bilt in other trades is usiially an almost negligible factor.
The percentage idle on account of strikes or lockouts on December 31, 1910, was 0.14, this percentage having been practically identical with the corre- sponding percentages for each of the other quarters compared. It should be stated in this connection that the number idle for this cause included not only those idle as a result of strikes actually in operation, but also those idle as a result of prior strikes who had not yet secured emplojnment.
What to read after Labor Bulletin No. 79?
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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