Poverty And Social Progress
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The population of the city at that time was about 82, 000. The definition of unemployment adopted for the pur- poses of this investigation was as follows: "A person is unem- ployed who is seeking work for wages, but unable to find any suited to his capacities and under conditions which are reasonable, judged by local standards. " In accordance with this definition those who were not working on account of temporary incapacity owing to illness, or to permanent incapacity owing to mental deficienc...y or physical defect, were not included among the unemployed. The results of this census of the unemployed are indicated in the following table: l UNEMPLOYED IN YORK ON THE yxn OF JUNE, 1910 J Number Youths under 19 years of age . 129 *ercent of total I O. I 22. 8 34-5 I3. S 8. 2 Per cent of total occu- pied persons above 10 yrs. Of age Male 4. 4 Men who have been in regular employ- ment within the last two years, and are still seeking it 291 Casual worlcprq w . .. .. .. . . . . 44 T Workers in the building trades .
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The population of the city at that time was about 82, 000. The definition of unemployment adopted for the pur- poses of this investigation was as follows: "A person is unem- ployed who is seeking work for wages, but unable to find any suited to his capacities and under conditions which are reasonable, judged by local standards. " In accordance with this definition those who were not working on account of temporary incapacity owing to illness, or to permanent incapacity owing to mental deficienc...y or physical defect, were not included among the unemployed. The results of this census of the unemployed are indicated in the following table: l UNEMPLOYED IN YORK ON THE yxn OF JUNE, 1910 J Number Youths under 19 years of age . 129 *ercent of total I O. I 22. 8 34-5 I3. S 8. 2 Per cent of total occu- pied persons above 10 yrs. Of age Male 4. 4 Men who have been in regular employ- ment within the last two years, and are still seeking it 291 Casual worlcprq w . .. .. .. . . . . 44 T Workers in the building trades .
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