The Conditions of Female Labour in Ontario
The Conditions of Female Labour in Ontario
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Miscellaneous Employments.
In canning factories young girls are employed in preparing the fruit and vegetables for canning in the summer months for |1 and $2 a week.
In cigar and tobacco factories girls do the stripping, i. E. , taking out the midrib of the leaf, receiving on an average about $2. 50 a week.
In soap factories girls are employed m wrapping up toilet soap and packing it in boxes for $2 and $3 a week.
In seed factories girls empty and fill the seed packets. Those emptying receive J... cent per hundred and those filling get If cents per hundred. At this they make from $2 to $3 a week, and when particularly expert, even more.
In cotton, woollen and knitting mills there are various occupations, which are suited for girls, only requiring dexterity and nimbleness, such as tending the bobbins, for which they earn an average of $2 a week.
In biscuit factories girls sort and pack the biscuits in boxes and label them, starting at $2. 50 a week. Those who are particularly skilful pack special grades, receiving as high as $5 a week.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miscellaneous Employments.
In canning factories young girls are employed in preparing the fruit and vegetables for canning in the summer months for |1 and $2 a week.
In cigar and tobacco factories girls do the stripping, i. E. , taking out the midrib of the leaf, receiving on an average about $2. 50 a week.
In soap factories girls are employed m wrapping up toilet soap and packing it in boxes for $2 and $3 a week.
In seed factories girls empty and fill the seed packets. Those emptying receive J... cent per hundred and those filling get If cents per hundred. At this they make from $2 to $3 a week, and when particularly expert, even more.
In cotton, woollen and knitting mills there are various occupations, which are suited for girls, only requiring dexterity and nimbleness, such as tending the bobbins, for which they earn an average of $2 a week.
In biscuit factories girls sort and pack the biscuits in boxes and label them, starting at $2. 50 a week. Those who are particularly skilful pack special grades, receiving as high as $5 a week.
What to read after The Conditions of Female Labour in Ontario?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Thomson Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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