Out of Work a Study of Employment Agencies Their Treatment of the Unemployed
Out of Work a Study of Employment Agencies Their Treatment of the Unemployed
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The factory and store girls have these in their Household Work 135 working girls' club, settlement gymnasium, or recreation centre.
"Food of the houseworker is far superior to that of the factory girl ! ' ' This is also a matter which has not been carefully studied and is open to serious question. There are many thousands of homes where employees get very good food, but there are also thousands of homes where factory employees get it. Girl after girl in good offices advised us against taking po...sitions which were "all right except the food. " In many small families employing one or two employees they are given "what is left. " The housekeeper usually tries to provide enough, but when an unexpected guest arrives, or for other reasons there is not enough, it is the employee who goes without. Many of them say frankly, "We do not get enough of the kind of food we need. " The custom of the house sometimes works hardship for the employee. The breakfast may consist of cereals, toast, and coffee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The factory and store girls have these in their Household Work 135 working girls' club, settlement gymnasium, or recreation centre.
"Food of the houseworker is far superior to that of the factory girl ! ' ' This is also a matter which has not been carefully studied and is open to serious question. There are many thousands of homes where employees get very good food, but there are also thousands of homes where factory employees get it. Girl after girl in good offices advised us against taking po...sitions which were "all right except the food. " In many small families employing one or two employees they are given "what is left. " The housekeeper usually tries to provide enough, but when an unexpected guest arrives, or for other reasons there is not enough, it is the employee who goes without. Many of them say frankly, "We do not get enough of the kind of food we need. " The custom of the house sometimes works hardship for the employee. The breakfast may consist of cereals, toast, and coffee.
What to read after Out of Work a Study of Employment Agencies Their Treatment of the Unemployed?
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