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The printing trades (1916)

Shaw, Frank L. (Frank Leslie), b. 1882, Cleveland Foundation. Survey Committee. Cleveland education survey · Cleveland, Ohio : Survey Committee of the Cleveland Foundation · leaf 68

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Forwarders 3.23 Cutters 3.21 Machine-folders 2.81 1.49 Wire-stitchers 1.57 Apprentices 1.53 Gatherers 1.52 Sewers 1.52 Other bindery operatives 1.40 1.51 Health conditions compare favorably with thosein other factory occupations. The work, al-though monotonous, is not usually exhausting.Conditions… … T3b£ portunity presents, gradually acquires practicein the better paid kinds of work, such as gather-ing and machine operating. There are sometraces of the apprenticeship system in forward-ing, ruling, and finishing, but these trades areso small that all of them combined require onlya very few new…

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