Woman
Woman
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And as noticed in this report, there is a corol- lary: they must win equal pay. Employers must accept the principle of equal pay for equal work, whether it is done by man or woman.
And above all the wrong-headed workingman must accept it.
He has been a silly ostrich about this matter of wage for work. Now and then he has leaped up in the air and screamed that some worker, slightly yellow, having come from Japan, was working for too small a wage ; and he wanted him kicked across the frontier. An...d when he wasn't howling about the Jap he was moaning that the women were taking his jobs away from him, because they were willing to work for less wage. His theory was that the way to get on Digitized by VjOOQ IC 168 WOBIAN in the world was to keep some one else from getting on.
Now let me tell that honest workingman, as he fills his pipe, that so far from protesting against the admission of women to the trades and occu- pations from which they have been excluded, he and his syndicates and his labor-unions should organize strikes in order to force em- ployers to pay women the same wage they pay men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And as noticed in this report, there is a corol- lary: they must win equal pay. Employers must accept the principle of equal pay for equal work, whether it is done by man or woman.
And above all the wrong-headed workingman must accept it.
He has been a silly ostrich about this matter of wage for work. Now and then he has leaped up in the air and screamed that some worker, slightly yellow, having come from Japan, was working for too small a wage ; and he wanted him kicked across the frontier. An...d when he wasn't howling about the Jap he was moaning that the women were taking his jobs away from him, because they were willing to work for less wage. His theory was that the way to get on Digitized by VjOOQ IC 168 WOBIAN in the world was to keep some one else from getting on.
Now let me tell that honest workingman, as he fills his pipe, that so far from protesting against the admission of women to the trades and occu- pations from which they have been excluded, he and his syndicates and his labor-unions should organize strikes in order to force em- ployers to pay women the same wage they pay men.
What to read after Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catt, Carrie Chapman, 1859-1947, Former Owner. Dlc [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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