Wages And Regularity of Employment in the Dress And Waist Industry of New York City
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1912 1913 1912 1913 1912 1913 1912 1913 TTnder 10 hours 2 6 12 19 123 62 18 6 2 4 S 12 16 41 2 4 10 20 31 139 103 20 6 1 1 1 2 5 41 21 7 9 9 3 20 and under 30 hoois 30 and imder 40 houis^ 1 5 32 13 7 9 9 3 S2 19.5 40 and under 50 bouis 50 9 g 21.4 } 16.3 } 12.2 41.7 30.9 53 and under 55 hours i.S Total 79 248 19 So i 9-N 1 333 100.0 100.0 The extent of overtime seems to liave been much less among piece- workers than among week workers, those working more than 50 hours in 1913 b...eing only 7.8 per cent of all the pieceworkers, as against 33.1 per cent among the week workers. Of those working less than 50 hours during the busiest week of the year, two-thirds worked from 40 to 49 hours; about one-fifth of all the workers worked from less than 10 to 39 hours during the busiest week in the year. Xo piecework- ers were found working more than 54 hours during 1913 among the 333 employees for whom records were obtaiaed. While the number of workers for which these figures are given is comparatively small, the figures may be accepted as fairly representative of the industry, since they were obtained from 22 factories employing a total of about 900 workers, two-thirds of whom were employed in 11 association shops and one-third in 11 nonassociation shops.
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1912 1913 1912 1913 1912 1913 1912 1913 TTnder 10 hours 2 6 12 19 123 62 18 6 2 4 S 12 16 41 2 4 10 20 31 139 103 20 6 1 1 1 2 5 41 21 7 9 9 3 20 and under 30 hoois 30 and imder 40 houis^ 1 5 32 13 7 9 9 3 S2 19.5 40 and under 50 bouis 50 9 g 21.4 } 16.3 } 12.2 41.7 30.9 53 and under 55 hours i.S Total 79 248 19 So i 9-N 1 333 100.0 100.0 The extent of overtime seems to liave been much less among piece- workers than among week workers, those working more than 50 hours in 1913 b...eing only 7.8 per cent of all the pieceworkers, as against 33.1 per cent among the week workers. Of those working less than 50 hours during the busiest week of the year, two-thirds worked from 40 to 49 hours; about one-fifth of all the workers worked from less than 10 to 39 hours during the busiest week in the year. Xo piecework- ers were found working more than 54 hours during 1913 among the 333 employees for whom records were obtaiaed. While the number of workers for which these figures are given is comparatively small, the figures may be accepted as fairly representative of the industry, since they were obtained from 22 factories employing a total of about 900 workers, two-thirds of whom were employed in 11 association shops and one-third in 11 nonassociation shops.
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