Women As Munition Makers: A Study of Conditions in Bridgeport, Connecticut (Classic Reprint)

Last occupation before entering the munition industry, for 73 women munition workers interviewed.. 22 2. Nativity of women munition workers interviewed and of their fathers 24 3. A ges of women munition workers interviewed 26 4. Conjugal condition of women munition workers interviewed 27 5. Occupations of women munition workers included in the investigation 32 6. Daily hours of labor for women workers included in the investigation 41 7. Length of lunch period for women munition workers included in the investigation 43 8. Weekly hours of labor of women munition workers included in the investigation 44 9. Hour of beginning work for women munition workers included in the investigation 45 10. Weekly earnings of women munition workers included in the investigation 58 11. Total weekly income in families of women munition workers interviewed, by number of contributors 64 12. Proportion of weekly earnings given to the home by women munition workers interviewed who were living with their families 65 13. Persons gainfully employed among members of 100 families of women munition workers interviewed, by age and sex 68 14. Monthly rents paid by families of women munition workers interviewed, by number of rooms occupied 73 15.
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