The Building Trades
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The beginning wage of apprentices, in those trades which have established a uniform scale, ranges from $5.00 a week to $6.25, and in the fourth year from $8.00 to $22.00. Many unions make no definite provision as to apprentice wages. Helpers in some trades are officially recognized by the unions and are paid higher wages than apprentices.
7. The eight-hoiu: working day is practically uni- versal. A half holiday on Saturday is customary in most of the trades.
8. Irregularity of emplojTnent is gr...eater in build- 5 65 ing work than in any of the other leading industries in the city. The largest working force is employed in September and the smallest in February. The fluctuation is about 50 per cent. The average number employed is about 80 per cent of the maximiuu.
9. In general, health conditions in building work are good; in the plumbing trade there is some danger from infection in repair work, and in painting, from lead poisoning. In nearly all of the trades there is considerable danger from accidents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The beginning wage of apprentices, in those trades which have established a uniform scale, ranges from $5.00 a week to $6.25, and in the fourth year from $8.00 to $22.00. Many unions make no definite provision as to apprentice wages. Helpers in some trades are officially recognized by the unions and are paid higher wages than apprentices.
7. The eight-hoiu: working day is practically uni- versal. A half holiday on Saturday is customary in most of the trades.
8. Irregularity of emplojTnent is gr...eater in build- 5 65 ing work than in any of the other leading industries in the city. The largest working force is employed in September and the smallest in February. The fluctuation is about 50 per cent. The average number employed is about 80 per cent of the maximiuu.
9. In general, health conditions in building work are good; in the plumbing trade there is some danger from infection in repair work, and in painting, from lead poisoning. In nearly all of the trades there is considerable danger from accidents.
What to read after The Building Trades?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shaw, Frank L. (Frank Leslie), B. 1882 to read onlineMoreLess
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