Trade Unionism And Labor Problems
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In North Carolina 37.8 per cent of the population are employed in gainful occupations and in Pennsylvania 38.8 per cent ; but in the former state 64.1 per cent of these are engaged in agricultural pursuits and 12.7 per cent only in manufacturing and mechanical work, while in Pennsylvania only 14 per cent of all employees are in the former class of work, but there are 40.1 per cent in the latter. A just comparison of female and child labor in both states can be made only when we find what percen...tages of females of the age group 13-23 years and of children of the age group 13-16 years are employed in each. By this method of comparison we find that 16.3 per cent of females of the age group 13-23 years are employed in Pennsylvania and 6.6 per cent in North Carolina, but the percentage of children under sixteen years of age employed in both states is about the same, — in Pennsylvania 20.2 and in North Carolina 20.4. While we censure 430 TRADE UNIONISM AND LABOR PROBLEMS the states of the South for their exploitation of child labor, we should not lose sight of this evil in Pennsylvania because of the specious argument that only 4.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In North Carolina 37.8 per cent of the population are employed in gainful occupations and in Pennsylvania 38.8 per cent ; but in the former state 64.1 per cent of these are engaged in agricultural pursuits and 12.7 per cent only in manufacturing and mechanical work, while in Pennsylvania only 14 per cent of all employees are in the former class of work, but there are 40.1 per cent in the latter. A just comparison of female and child labor in both states can be made only when we find what percen...tages of females of the age group 13-23 years and of children of the age group 13-16 years are employed in each. By this method of comparison we find that 16.3 per cent of females of the age group 13-23 years are employed in Pennsylvania and 6.6 per cent in North Carolina, but the percentage of children under sixteen years of age employed in both states is about the same, — in Pennsylvania 20.2 and in North Carolina 20.4. While we censure 430 TRADE UNIONISM AND LABOR PROBLEMS the states of the South for their exploitation of child labor, we should not lose sight of this evil in Pennsylvania because of the specious argument that only 4.
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