TasLe 4: Hours or Work 18 CompaNigs OPERATING ON A REGULAR Fixep NicuT SHIFT Pran? 
© Number of Plants Operating 
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2 
industry 
Gas and electricity. ....covvienrennn. 
Telegraph and telephone. ............ 
Booths ws cs 5 0 mnmen «555» SENET 5 2255] 
[ron and steel. ... Titatin 
Automobiles. ........ oii 
Foundries and machine shops. ........ 
Electrical manufacturing. ............ 
Mining. ...... ; 
Chemicals. ........ 
Textiles. ........... 
Printing. ...ooveeiniaiiennnnnennans 
Rubber. ........ooiven cies 
Boots and shoes. .......coiviunnnnn. 
Paper products. ........oivuuunnnn. 
Cement, lime, brick. etce. ovo ...... 
Total.. 
8 | 9 
Hours | Hours 
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Five Nights per Week 
9.5 or 
9.6 
Hours 
10 
Hours 
11 
Hours 
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12 
Hours 
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123% 
Hours 
7 
7 8 
Hours | Hours 
Six Nights per Week 
8.6 
Hours 
1034 
Hours 
11 12 
Hours | Hours 
Seven 
Nights 
per 
Week 
13 , 8 
Hours | Hours 
1 
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2 
3 
In addition to the data in this table, three companies reported the following schedules: . 
One rubber establishment works eight hours for five, five and a half and six nights; one printing plant operates twelve hours for four nights; 
one printing plant operates part of plant four nights for nine hours, one night for eight hours, other part five nights for seven and a half hours, 
one night for six and a half hours. 
221 days off yearly. 8 Four nights for twelve hours, one night for six hours. 
Six days for three hours, seven days for one week. 8 Four nights for eleven hours, one night for six hours. 
8 One plant operates five nights for eight hours, one night for five hours.