Labor Bulletin No. 82
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23 1,425 37 2.60 13,21 2.51 'rinting pressmen.
10 1,316 45 3.42 4.20 4.69 Quarry workers 7 564 108 19.15 37.44 14.15 Sheet metal workers, .
7 211 16 7.58 11.15 2.29 Station agents and employees.
8 1,477 14 0.95 7.51 ^1 3tereotypers and electrotypers, .
4 372 2 0.54 0.79 0.27 Stitchers (boot and shoe mfg.), .
11 5,671 245 4.32 24,24 J Street and electric railway employees, 15 3,445 58 1.68 2,92 1.93, Tailors and dressmakers.
9 682 176 25.81 3,10 35.04 Teamsters and drivers, 21 5,522 60 1.09 5,19... 11.12 Telegraphers, railroad.
4 659 3 0.46 toi- . 0.46 Theatrical stage employees.
6 254 50 19.69 ls, 58 49.03 Trainmen, railroad.
19 4,221 98 2.32 3.51 1.43 rreers, dressers, and packers, (boot and shoe mfg.) 7 2,166 125 5.77 7,23 88.9 Jpholsterers, ....
3 251 6 2.39 11.32 _i ^Voolsorters, .....
3 609 439 72.09 35.75 65.17 All other occupations, .
63 8,344 458 5.49 _2 _2 ' Not separately classified.
? Omitted, not being strictly comparable with percentage for group similarly designated June 30, 1911.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
23 1,425 37 2.60 13,21 2.51 'rinting pressmen.
10 1,316 45 3.42 4.20 4.69 Quarry workers 7 564 108 19.15 37.44 14.15 Sheet metal workers, .
7 211 16 7.58 11.15 2.29 Station agents and employees.
8 1,477 14 0.95 7.51 ^1 3tereotypers and electrotypers, .
4 372 2 0.54 0.79 0.27 Stitchers (boot and shoe mfg.), .
11 5,671 245 4.32 24,24 J Street and electric railway employees, 15 3,445 58 1.68 2,92 1.93, Tailors and dressmakers.
9 682 176 25.81 3,10 35.04 Teamsters and drivers, 21 5,522 60 1.09 5,19... 11.12 Telegraphers, railroad.
4 659 3 0.46 toi- . 0.46 Theatrical stage employees.
6 254 50 19.69 ls, 58 49.03 Trainmen, railroad.
19 4,221 98 2.32 3.51 1.43 rreers, dressers, and packers, (boot and shoe mfg.) 7 2,166 125 5.77 7,23 88.9 Jpholsterers, ....
3 251 6 2.39 11.32 _i ^Voolsorters, .....
3 609 439 72.09 35.75 65.17 All other occupations, .
63 8,344 458 5.49 _2 _2 ' Not separately classified.
? Omitted, not being strictly comparable with percentage for group similarly designated June 30, 1911.
What to read after Labor Bulletin No. 82?
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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