Publications of the American Economic Association
Publications of the American Economic Association
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151-152.
* N. Y. fact. insp. rep , 1886, p. 20.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 156 American Economic Association [892 fore the passage of the law are described by the factory inspector in the following paragraph : " Very few manufacturers in constructing their build- ings ever gave the subject a moment's consideration, and the result is that the water closets for males and females adjoin each other in ninety-five per cent of the workshops and factories throughout the state where females are employed, and... in hundreds of cases both sexes use the same retiring rooms. In New York City in places where from twenty-five to 200 hands are at work, this was especially the case, and extreme diffi- culty was met in convincing employers that diflEerent arrangements must be made in order that the law be complied with." * The law was passed in 1887 which required that water closets be provided for female employees, " separate and apart from those used by males," etc.
The factory inspector construed this to mean that closets must not adjoin each other and made it his rule to re- quire a space of at least ten feet between them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
151-152.
* N. Y. fact. insp. rep , 1886, p. 20.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 156 American Economic Association [892 fore the passage of the law are described by the factory inspector in the following paragraph : " Very few manufacturers in constructing their build- ings ever gave the subject a moment's consideration, and the result is that the water closets for males and females adjoin each other in ninety-five per cent of the workshops and factories throughout the state where females are employed, and... in hundreds of cases both sexes use the same retiring rooms. In New York City in places where from twenty-five to 200 hands are at work, this was especially the case, and extreme diffi- culty was met in convincing employers that diflEerent arrangements must be made in order that the law be complied with." * The law was passed in 1887 which required that water closets be provided for female employees, " separate and apart from those used by males," etc.
The factory inspector construed this to mean that closets must not adjoin each other and made it his rule to re- quire a space of at least ten feet between them.
What to read after Publications of the American Economic Association?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Economic Association to read onlineMoreLess
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