Out of Work; a Study of Employment Agencies: Their Treatment of the Unemployed, And Their Influence Upon Homes And Business
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Another agency has a hair-dressing store in the basement below it, and consists of a large bare room, filled with wooden benches and chairs. Though women were waiting here the pro- prietor said he never did any business with women employers, and advised us not to get any help in the neighborhood. After a careful inspection of immigrant agencies, there is little reason to doubt that some of these saloon hotels are nothing more than disreputable houses, and that the employ- ment agency is the mea...ns by which patrons are attracted.
Agencies not in connection with saloons have a much better tone and more system. They usually occupy from two to four rooms, and keep a registry, and the business is often transacted in a space set apart by a railing from the general waiting-room, or in a separate room. The walls are frequently covered with maps, and the rooms are clean and well supplied with chairs. Occasionally intoxicated em- ployees are seen, and the ofifice may be dirty, but i84 Out of Work the crowd of idle men is orderly and more or less free from the sodden, disreputable "rounder" ele- ment found in saloon agencies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another agency has a hair-dressing store in the basement below it, and consists of a large bare room, filled with wooden benches and chairs. Though women were waiting here the pro- prietor said he never did any business with women employers, and advised us not to get any help in the neighborhood. After a careful inspection of immigrant agencies, there is little reason to doubt that some of these saloon hotels are nothing more than disreputable houses, and that the employ- ment agency is the mea...ns by which patrons are attracted.
Agencies not in connection with saloons have a much better tone and more system. They usually occupy from two to four rooms, and keep a registry, and the business is often transacted in a space set apart by a railing from the general waiting-room, or in a separate room. The walls are frequently covered with maps, and the rooms are clean and well supplied with chairs. Occasionally intoxicated em- ployees are seen, and the ofifice may be dirty, but i84 Out of Work the crowd of idle men is orderly and more or less free from the sodden, disreputable "rounder" ele- ment found in saloon agencies.
What to read after Out of Work; a Study of Employment Agencies: Their Treatment of the Unemployed, And Their Influence Upon Homes And Business?
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