The Negroes of Clarke County Georgia During the Great War
The Negroes of Clarke County Georgia During the Great War
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00 87. 50 to 100 Of this class of laborers even more than of the unskilled type it would be expected that the wages would advance. Even at the higher rates the supply of laborers has not equaled the demand. At the same time the class of service has been very low, character- ized very frequently as both expensive and unreliable. / Tendencies in labor as shown in the foregoing tables are even more vividly and graphically presented in personal interviews with employers. A number of these interview...s have been obtained in order to give the individual point of view relative to present labor conditions in the county. From these interviews the scarcity, the high price and the shiftlessness of labor will be understood. Negroes were hard to manage, and they did just as little work as they could to draw their pay. There was a feeling among employers of negro labor that they must endure the unsatisfactory service of the negroes as a matter of necessity. They naturally expected to increase the wages of laborers in keeping with prices of other things, but they felt keenly, and still feel, the failure of labor to return good, steady work for these wages.
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00 87. 50 to 100 Of this class of laborers even more than of the unskilled type it would be expected that the wages would advance. Even at the higher rates the supply of laborers has not equaled the demand. At the same time the class of service has been very low, character- ized very frequently as both expensive and unreliable. / Tendencies in labor as shown in the foregoing tables are even more vividly and graphically presented in personal interviews with employers. A number of these interview...s have been obtained in order to give the individual point of view relative to present labor conditions in the county. From these interviews the scarcity, the high price and the shiftlessness of labor will be understood. Negroes were hard to manage, and they did just as little work as they could to draw their pay. There was a feeling among employers of negro labor that they must endure the unsatisfactory service of the negroes as a matter of necessity. They naturally expected to increase the wages of laborers in keeping with prices of other things, but they felt keenly, and still feel, the failure of labor to return good, steady work for these wages.
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