The Family And Social Work
The Family And Social Work
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They enter dead- end occupations, where the possibilities of advancement are speedily exhausted and where wages are not expected to equal the cost of living even for a single individual, much less for a family. If they go into other industries where wages are higher they may find that they are liable to industrial diseases, or that the hours of work are so excessive, or the speed at which they must work so furious as to break down their inadequate physique.
If their childhood had been better pr...otected, if their education had been more effectively directed towards industrial usefulness, if they had begun work at a later age when their nervous and muscular system was fitted for it, if they had been more intelligently directed in 122 THE FAMILY AND SOCIAL WORK the choice of an occupation, if they had been able to begin on half time, keeping the rest of the day for education and recreation, there would have been a different outcome. At least they would have had a fair prospect of securing a permanent and a continuously improving position.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They enter dead- end occupations, where the possibilities of advancement are speedily exhausted and where wages are not expected to equal the cost of living even for a single individual, much less for a family. If they go into other industries where wages are higher they may find that they are liable to industrial diseases, or that the hours of work are so excessive, or the speed at which they must work so furious as to break down their inadequate physique.
If their childhood had been better pr...otected, if their education had been more effectively directed towards industrial usefulness, if they had begun work at a later age when their nervous and muscular system was fitted for it, if they had been more intelligently directed in 122 THE FAMILY AND SOCIAL WORK the choice of an occupation, if they had been able to begin on half time, keeping the rest of the day for education and recreation, there would have been a different outcome. At least they would have had a fair prospect of securing a permanent and a continuously improving position.
What to read after The Family And Social Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Devine, Edward T. (Edward Thomas), 1867-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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