Vocational Advisement And Placement
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Executive work. Could be done by a person with loss of hearing, one arm, one leg, or both legs.
Straight-Matter Compositor 14. Work consists of setting plain matter, usually on country newspaper. Deafness or loss of one leg would not lower efficiency. Loss of both legs would not materially reduce capacity for production, but would reduce efficiency, owing to necessity of requiring assistance in moving about.
Feeder on Platen Press 15. Work consists of placing sheets of paper in press and removi...ng same after they are printed. Requires both arms and hands. Deafness or loss of one leg would not decrease efficiency. Loss of both legs would reduce efficiency, owing to necessity of assistance in moving to and from press.
Feeder on Cylinder Press 16. Work requires skill in placing large sheets of paper to guides previous to printing. Deafness or loss of. One leg would not decrease efficiency. Loss of right arm would prove a hindrance, but work could be done if left arm is retained. Loss of both legs would decrease efficiency to a great extent, unless a seat attached to press (which could easily be done) were provided.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Executive work. Could be done by a person with loss of hearing, one arm, one leg, or both legs.
Straight-Matter Compositor 14. Work consists of setting plain matter, usually on country newspaper. Deafness or loss of one leg would not lower efficiency. Loss of both legs would not materially reduce capacity for production, but would reduce efficiency, owing to necessity of requiring assistance in moving about.
Feeder on Platen Press 15. Work consists of placing sheets of paper in press and removi...ng same after they are printed. Requires both arms and hands. Deafness or loss of one leg would not decrease efficiency. Loss of both legs would reduce efficiency, owing to necessity of assistance in moving to and from press.
Feeder on Cylinder Press 16. Work requires skill in placing large sheets of paper to guides previous to printing. Deafness or loss of. One leg would not decrease efficiency. Loss of right arm would prove a hindrance, but work could be done if left arm is retained. Loss of both legs would decrease efficiency to a great extent, unless a seat attached to press (which could easily be done) were provided.
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