Phelps Stokes Fellowship Studies
Phelps Stokes Fellowship Studies
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(3) Overwork. 6. (4) I'nkindness, 4. (5) Tired of work, 3. (6) To remain at home, 4. (7) "Just for change", 4. The desire to remain at home due to the developing home life of the negroes has already been discussed and the question of "toting" will be taken up in a later section. Irregularity is much complained of by the housekeepers who say that tlie servants stay away for trivial causes, or for no cause at all; often leaving them without ♦These fifiuros (il)t:iiiU'il iiiidcr tlio W. Irld W:ir ...ooiulitioiig. ♦See Appendix 2. 26 help at a time when they need it most, e. G. When there are guests in the house. Complaint is also made that servants have no sense of responsibility and will use unlimitod amounts of fuel and suiiplies unless carefully supervised. Under the head of violation of contract are included those causes for withdrawal given by negro women because of having been forced to do more work than was l)argained for at the time the wage was agreed upon. Here they state that when employed as cooks they are asked to perform the duties of chambermaid, nurse, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(3) Overwork. 6. (4) I'nkindness, 4. (5) Tired of work, 3. (6) To remain at home, 4. (7) "Just for change", 4. The desire to remain at home due to the developing home life of the negroes has already been discussed and the question of "toting" will be taken up in a later section. Irregularity is much complained of by the housekeepers who say that tlie servants stay away for trivial causes, or for no cause at all; often leaving them without ♦These fifiuros (il)t:iiiU'il iiiidcr tlio W. Irld W:ir ...ooiulitioiig. ♦See Appendix 2. 26 help at a time when they need it most, e. G. When there are guests in the house. Complaint is also made that servants have no sense of responsibility and will use unlimitod amounts of fuel and suiiplies unless carefully supervised. Under the head of violation of contract are included those causes for withdrawal given by negro women because of having been forced to do more work than was l)argained for at the time the wage was agreed upon. Here they state that when employed as cooks they are asked to perform the duties of chambermaid, nurse, etc.
What to read after Phelps Stokes Fellowship Studies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline Howard Gilman to read onlineMoreLess
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