Unemployment And Trade Unions
Unemployment And Trade Unions
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He took to casual labour at the docks for six months, then became a fitter's labourer, working for the Mersey Dock and Harbour Board for nine months, took another spell of casual labour for seven months, re-entered the Board's service in his old capa- city for another year, was then discharged and has since done casual dock work, and at the age of 27 is one of the problems of the Distress Committee.
In the case of another young man, now aged 20, it is said that there is nothing the matter with ...him except that he was a " spoiled BOY LABOUR 6i child ". His father, a saddler, placed him in a shop as errand boy when he left school at 13^ years of age. In six and a half years he has contrived to take work under twenty-two differ- ent employers, including various shopkeepers, a tobacco factory, and a mineral water company. He has now become a bath attendant and may settle down as a municipal employee. He could give no reason beyond desire for change for his great variety of experience.
In yet another instance a lad had been in thirty-eight differ- ent jobs between 14 and 17 years of age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He took to casual labour at the docks for six months, then became a fitter's labourer, working for the Mersey Dock and Harbour Board for nine months, took another spell of casual labour for seven months, re-entered the Board's service in his old capa- city for another year, was then discharged and has since done casual dock work, and at the age of 27 is one of the problems of the Distress Committee.
In the case of another young man, now aged 20, it is said that there is nothing the matter with ...him except that he was a " spoiled BOY LABOUR 6i child ". His father, a saddler, placed him in a shop as errand boy when he left school at 13^ years of age. In six and a half years he has contrived to take work under twenty-two differ- ent employers, including various shopkeepers, a tobacco factory, and a mineral water company. He has now become a bath attendant and may settle down as a municipal employee. He could give no reason beyond desire for change for his great variety of experience.
In yet another instance a lad had been in thirty-eight differ- ent jobs between 14 and 17 years of age.
What to read after Unemployment And Trade Unions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cyril Jackson to read onlineMoreLess
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