Problems of Poverty
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Mr. Burnett, labour correspondent to the Boardof Trade, in his evidence before the Lords' Committee, maintains thatwhere Trade Unions are strong, as in the engineering trade, sub-contractis sometimes employed under conditions which are entirely"unobjectionable. " So too in the building trades, sub-contract is notalways attended by "sweating. " Secondly, much of the worst "sweating" is found where the element ofsub-contract is entirely wanting, and where there is no trace of aravenous middleman.... This will be found especially in women'semployments. Miss Potter, after a close investigation of this point, arrives at the conclusion that "undoubtedly the worst paid work is madeunder the direction of East End retail slop-shops, or for tally-men--abusiness from which contact, even in the equivocal form of wholesaletrading, has been eliminated. "[20] The term "sweating" must be deemed asapplicable to the case of the women employed in the large steam-laundries, who on Friday and Saturday work for fifteen or sixteen hoursa day, to the overworked and under-paid waitresses in restaurants andshops, to the men who, as Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Burnett, labour correspondent to the Boardof Trade, in his evidence before the Lords' Committee, maintains thatwhere Trade Unions are strong, as in the engineering trade, sub-contractis sometimes employed under conditions which are entirely"unobjectionable. " So too in the building trades, sub-contract is notalways attended by "sweating. " Secondly, much of the worst "sweating" is found where the element ofsub-contract is entirely wanting, and where there is no trace of aravenous middleman.... This will be found especially in women'semployments. Miss Potter, after a close investigation of this point, arrives at the conclusion that "undoubtedly the worst paid work is madeunder the direction of East End retail slop-shops, or for tally-men--abusiness from which contact, even in the equivocal form of wholesaletrading, has been eliminated. "[20] The term "sweating" must be deemed asapplicable to the case of the women employed in the large steam-laundries, who on Friday and Saturday work for fifteen or sixteen hoursa day, to the overworked and under-paid waitresses in restaurants andshops, to the men who, as Mr.
What to read after Problems of Poverty?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J a John Atkinson Hobson to read onlineMoreLess
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