The American Workman
The American Workman
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. . 44.9 64. 54.7 62.8 <( 15b. to 20s... 82. 25.8 ... 0.6 «• 80b. to 258... 12.1 0.1 , , , If ore than 268 0.8 . • . . • . In France, according to the statistics of the OMce du Tror vail (1891), women make 3 fr. (60 cents) a day on an aver- age in the Department of the Seine and 2 fr. 10 in the rest of France. Taking the State industries into account we may say that the general average for the whole of France is about 2 fr. 35 a day, or 14 francs a week. This is about ^Abstract of Labor Statistics, 1894, p. 82 ^ seq. 358 The American Laborer one-half the average rate received by male workmen. Omitting gem-cutting in which the average rises to 5 fr. 15, it is in the textile industries that women's wages are highest — 2 fr. 45 in the spinning mills and the carpet factories. On the other hand the average sinks as low as i fr. 30 in the manufacture of certain preparations for painting. The average earnings of dressmakers in cities range from i fr. (La Rochelle) to 4 fr. (Versailles); nurses make from 75 centimes to 2 fr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . 44.9 64. 54.7 62.8 <( 15b. to 20s... 82. 25.8 ... 0.6 «• 80b. to 258... 12.1 0.1 , , , If ore than 268 0.8 . • . . • . In France, according to the statistics of the OMce du Tror vail (1891), women make 3 fr. (60 cents) a day on an aver- age in the Department of the Seine and 2 fr. 10 in the rest of France. Taking the State industries into account we may say that the general average for the whole of France is about 2 fr. 35 a day, or 14 francs a week. This is about ^Abstract of Labor Statistics, 1894, p. 82 ^ seq. 358 The American Laborer one-half the average rate received by male workmen. Omitting gem-cutting in which the average rises to 5 fr. 15, it is in the textile industries that women's wages are highest — 2 fr. 45 in the spinning mills and the carpet factories. On the other hand the average sinks as low as i fr. 30 in the manufacture of certain preparations for painting. The average earnings of dressmakers in cities range from i fr. (La Rochelle) to 4 fr. (Versailles); nurses make from 75 centimes to 2 fr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Levasseur, Emile, 1828-1911 to read online
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