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... Causes of Major Accidents by Occupa- tional Groups 183-185 Table No. 3. - Results of Major Accidents ; Bodily Location of Injuries 186-188 Table No. 4. - Minor Injuries and their Causes ... Table No. 5. - Minor Injuries and their Bodily ...
... Causes of Major Accidents by Occupa- tional Groups 183-185 Table No. 3. - Results of Major Accidents ; Bodily Location of Injuries 186-188 Table No. 4. - Minor Injuries and their Causes ... Table No. 5. - Minor Injuries and their Bodily ...
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... Causes of Strikes and Lockouts . Table No. 13. - Strikes and Lockouts by Occupations . Table No. 14. - Strikes and Lockouts by Localities and by Months 224 225 225-226 Strike of Trenton Machinists 227-240 Letter of Transmittal . STATE ...
... Causes of Strikes and Lockouts . Table No. 13. - Strikes and Lockouts by Occupations . Table No. 14. - Strikes and Lockouts by Localities and by Months 224 225 225-226 Strike of Trenton Machinists 227-240 Letter of Transmittal . STATE ...
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... cause of each of these strikes , with their duration , wage loss , and final results , will be found on pages 208-240 GEORGE C. LOW , Director . PART I. Statistics of Manufactures of New Jersey . Capital INTRODUCTION . xi.
... cause of each of these strikes , with their duration , wage loss , and final results , will be found on pages 208-240 GEORGE C. LOW , Director . PART I. Statistics of Manufactures of New Jersey . Capital INTRODUCTION . xi.
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... cause a certain number of the maximum working force employed in an industry were to be discharged or laid off tem- porarily , the percentage of the total number represented by those displaced , would be the proportion of unemployment ...
... cause a certain number of the maximum working force employed in an industry were to be discharged or laid off tem- porarily , the percentage of the total number represented by those displaced , would be the proportion of unemployment ...
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... causing a degree of dis- organization from which the industry had not recovered in 1913 . Table No. 5 shows for each industry the average number of persons employed by months , classified as men 16 years of age and over ; women 16 years ...
... causing a degree of dis- organization from which the industry had not recovered in 1913 . Table No. 5 shows for each industry the average number of persons employed by months , classified as men 16 years of age and over ; women 16 years ...
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16 years Children 16 years Women 1913 as compared 1913.-Aggregates by Months.-(Continued 5.-Number of Wage 7.-Classified Weekly Earnings accidents April May June August September October average number Boxes wood capital invested cent Children under 16 Children under Total Classification of Weekly compared with 1912 December Men 16 Earnings of Wage-Earners employers factories and workshops February March April Including Piece-Workers increase January February March Jersey City July August September June July August labor machinists manufacturing Metal Newark Number Classification number of days Number of Establishments Number of Hours Number of Persons Number Receiving Specified October November December Office Number Paid in Wages Paterson Persons Employed Persons Receiving Specified Perth Amboy ployed by Industries Pound Receiving Specified Amounts Receiving Specified Total reported September October November Specified Total Amounts Steel and iron strikers terra cotta Total Amount Paid Total Number Trenton twenty-five selected industries union Wage Earners wage loss Women 16 workmen
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Page 4 - Meat packing, wholesale' — without disclosing the data reported by individual establishments; and those industries for which it would be possible to publish separate figures without disclosing data for individual establishments reported less than 50 per cent of the total number of wage earners employed in all industries.
Page 226 - Christmas (provided that when any of the above holidays fall on Sunday, the day observed by the State, Nation or by Proclamation shall be considered a holiday), and on any other holidays established by State or Nation, 26.
Page 19 - Similarly use 75 per cent, 10 per cent, 20 per cent, 30 per cent, 40 per cent, 60 per cent, 70 per cent.
Page 226 - New Year's Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day...
Page 226 - There may be one apprentice for the shop, and in addition not more than one apprentice to every five machinists. It is understood that in shops where the ratio is more than the above, that no change shall take place until the ratio has reduced itself to the proper number, by lapse or by the expiration of existing contracts.
Page 26 - ... per cent. of the men, and 2.9 per cent. of the women are in the two groups whose earnings are from $15 to under $25 per week, Classification of Weekly Earnings.
Page 87 - Men, 16 years and over .... Women, 16 years and over . Children under 16 years...
Page 124 - Number of Days in Operation, Number of Hours Worked per Day, Number of Hours Worked per Week and Overtime, 1915.
Page 27 - ... operation for each of the eighty-nine general industries and the general average for all industries. The average number of hours worked per day and per week, and the number of establishments in each industry that found it necessary to resort to overtime in order to meet the demand for their products, are also shown on this table. The aggregate average number of days in operation for all industries is, as shown by the table, 283.98. In 1912 the average was 287.67. The year 1913 has therefore witnessed...
Page 95 - ESTABLISHMENTS. Number of Persons Receiving Specified Total Classification of Weekly Earnings. Under $3 $3 but under $4.