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        SP ST HE ——————

COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRY
PETER GLICK, Secretary

SPECIAL BULLETIN

NIMBER 81

HOURS AND EARNINGS
OF MEN AND WOMEN

IN THE

HOSIERY INDUSTRY

HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA
10980
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        COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRY

HOURS AND EARNINGS
OF MEN AND WOMEN

IN THE

HOSIERY INDUSTRY

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Special Bulletin No. $1

Prepared by
Burean of Women and Children
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        CONTENTS

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Foreword ..
Introduction ..-Scope

 and Method .........
Proportion of industry represented .
Type of hosiery plants studied
Geographical distribution ...
Size of establishment .. ..
Payroll period selected ...
Method of collecting data
The employes ...-Hours

 of work ...
Scheduled hours ...
Scheduled hours of plants .
Weekly hours ...
Saturday hours ...
Lunch period ..
Scheduled weekly hours of employes ..
Actual hours .........
Weekly hours of employes ............
Weekly hours by geographical district ....
Weekly hours by individual plant ....
Variation from scheduled weekly hours ....... Ces
variation from scheduled weekly hours by occupational classification
Variation from scheduled weekly hours by geographical district ....

Earnings .....
Weekly earnings .....
Weekly earnings of all workers ....... .
Median weekly earnings by occupational classification ..
Median weekly earnings by geographical district .
Median weekly earnings by variation from scheduled hours ........
Median weekly earnings of full-time workers by length of scheduled
hours ... ..
Median weekly earnings by individual plant
Annual earnings ....-Annual
 earnings of all workers .........occa0iier-Median
 annual earnings by occupational classification
Median annual earnings by geographieal district ..
Median annual earnings by individual plant

Conclusion ..

Appendix I General tables
Appendix II Schedule form

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        TEXT TABLES

Table 1. Proportion of industry represented .....
2. Type of hosiery plant ..
3. Hosiery plants and employes by geographical district ......,
4. Geographical district by type of hosiery plant ...
5. Hosiery plants by size of establishment .
6. Size of establishment by type of hosiery .
7. Hosiery plant employes ...
8. Scheduled plant hours by shift ..
9. Scheduled weekly hours of men and women . "
10. Proportion of hours recorded for men and women by type of
hosiery ..
11. Actual weekly hours of men and women ..
12. Median weekly hours by geographical district ..............
13. Variation of actual weekly hours from scheduled hours ......
14. Weekly earnings of men and women ..
15. Median weekly earnings of full-time workers by length of
scheduled hours .. . 28
16, Median weekly earnings of men and women in each plant .... 29
17. Annual earnings of men and women ..-..- sommesmmese 91
18. Median annual earnings of men and women in each plant .... 84

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CHARTS

Chart 1. Employment and wage payment index numbers for the hosiery
industry for the years 1923-1928 ...
2. Scheduled weekly hours of men and women ...
3. Actual weekly hours of men and women .
¢. Variation of actual hours from scheduled hours ............
5. Variation from scheduled hours by occupational classification ..
8 Variation from scheduled hours by geographical district ......
7. Weekly earnings of men and women .......
8. Median weekly earnings by occupational classification .......
9. Median, weekly earnings by geographical distriet .
10. Median weekly earnings by variation from scheduled hours ..
11. Annual earnings of men and women .. erenner
12. Median annual earnings by occupational classification ........
18. Median annual earnines bv geographical district ..

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APPENDIX TABLES

Table I. Men and women by geographical district showing proportion
for whom hours of work were recorded .... SA
II. Men and women by occupational classification showing proportion
 for whom hours of work were recorded .......... 42
ITI. Actual weekly hours by geographical district and sex ...... 43
IV. Median weekly hours of men and women in each plant .... 47
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        V. Variation from scheduled weekly hours by occupational I Age
fication and sex ... ees... 48
VI. Variation from scheduled weekly hours by geographical district
and sex .. .. B50
VII. Weekly earnings by occupational classification and sex .... 51
VIII. Weekly earnings by geographical district and sex .......... T1
IX. Weekly earnings by variation from scheduled hours and sex .. 77
X. Weekly earnings of full-time workers by length of scheduled
hours and sex .. .. 83
XI. Annual earnings by occupational classification and sex ...... 95
XII. Annual earnings by geographical district and sex . . . 114
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        FOREWORD

~ This analysis of the hours and earnings of men and women in the
hosiery industry in Pennsylvania is the second in a series of studies
of hours of work and earnings in the textile industry.* In 1920 the
hosiery industry ranked second in value of products among the textile
industries of the state. The importance of the hosiery industry in the
state and the high proportion of women employed in this industry make
this study of hours and earnings particularly important.
The Bureau desires to express its appreciation to the hosiery employers
 of the state whose generous cooperation made this study possible.
 It acknowledges also the valuable assistance of the Bureau of
Statistics, William J. Maguire, Director, in the tabulation of the data.
The study was supervised and the report written by Beatrice
McConnell, Assistant Director of the Bureau of Women and Children.
The field work was done by Elizabeth Johnson and Rebecca Smaltz,
investigators of the Bureau

Sara M. Sorrer, Director.
Bureau of Women and Children.

*“Hours and Earnings of Men and Women in the Silk Industry,” Special Bulletin 29. was
published in 1929.
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        HOURS AND EARNINGS OF MEN AND WOMEN IN
THE HOSIERY INDUSTRY

INTRODUCTION

Pennsylvania has been called the original hosiery state, since it was
in this State that the first machine-made hosiery was manufactured.
Since the introduction of machinery into the hosiery industry, Pennsylvania
 has taken the lead in this branch of the textile industry, produeing
 more than one-third of the hosiery manufactured in the United
States.* The manufacture of the two main types of hosiery, seamless
and full-fashioned, form what is in essence two industries. The past
few years have seen significant changes in these industries. Seamless
hosiery has been more and more supplanted by full-fashioned hosiery
and the use of cotton as a raw material has given way to silk.** As
a result, at the present time seamless hosiery manufacture is on the
wane while the full-fashioned industry flourishes. ***
Since 1923 employment and wage payment figures for the hosiery
industry have been collected by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
 and published by the Department of Labor and Industry in
its monthly bulletin. These figures, while of great value in showing
the general trend of the industry from year to year, offer no information
 as to hours of work and earnings as affected by type of hosiery
manufactured, geographical location, occupational classification, or sex.
The purpose of this study is to present a more detailed analysis of the
hours and earnings of hosiery workers, giving this additional information.
 In order that the material used in this study might be on a
basis comparable to the data gathered through the Federal Reserve
Bank of Philadelphia, the payrolls of the same establishments have
been reviewed.

*U. 8. Census of Manufacturers, 1920, page 1206.
Ti he time this study was made. very little rayon was being used in the manufacture
nt hosiery.
***Full-fashioned hosiery production increased about 81 per cent from 1925 to 1928, while
seamless hosiery production declined about 43 per cent. Those data are based on monthly
reports of production issued by the U, 8. Department of Commerce and published in “Significant
 Post-War Changes in Full-Fashioned Hosiery Industry,” George William Tavlor. University
 of Pennsvlvania Press 1629.
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        SCOPE AND METHOD
Proportion of Industry Represented

Data on earnings and hours of work were obtained from 36 hosiery
plants and for more than 10,000 hosiery workers. These constitute
12 per cent of the hosiery plants in the state and nearly one-fourth
of the hosiery workers.

Table 1. Proportion of Industry Represented*

Hoslery plants oem meee eee
EIDIOYeS meee eee eee

In state | In study

311
45,495

36
10.687

Proportion
in study

11.6
23.5

Type of hosiery plants studied

The hosiery plants studied are classified as full-fashioned and seamless
 according to the type of product manufactured. The process
of manufacture of the two types of hosiery is distinetly different as
are the general conditions of employment. The difference in employment
 conditions may be to some extent a reflection of the general industrial
 prosperity which obtains in the two types of hosiery manufacture,
 as the manufacture of full-fashioned hosiery is a growing,
prosperous industry while the manufacture of seamless hosiery is declining
 steadily .**
More seamless than full-fashioned hosiery plants were included in
the study, but the number of employes engaged in the manufacture
of full-fashioned hosiery was much greater than the number engaged
in the manufacture of seamless hosiery. In five plants both fullfashioned
 and seamless hosiery were manufactured, In most cases
the plant was engaged primarily in the manufacture of one type of
hosiery and carried on only finishing processes for the other type of
work. The classification of the hosiery plants studied is as follows :

Table 2. Type of Hosiery Plant

Type of plant

Pull-fashioned hOSIETY mumeme ooo ee eee eeeee
Pull-fashioned and seamless hoOSIOry ome coer
[23 GTLRD Tet 1)
—_———
DOB cements 35 mm tc AP 504 em

Plant

Number
Embploves

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kb
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7,449
1,620
1,618
10 687

28

*Pennsvivania Industrial Direstorvy. 109%

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        The occupational classifieation for full-fashioned and for seamless
hosiery manufacture has been kept separate even for plants where
both types of hosiery were maufactured. The occupational classification
 varied most in the knitting processes, as the finishing processes
are similar for both types of hosiery. The occupations peculiar to
full-fashioned hosiery manufacture are the knitting processes, footing,
 legging, and the so-called knitting helpers. Occupations found
exclusively in seamless hosiery manufacture are rib knitting, string
knitting, pressing, raveling, separating tops, and splice cutting, The
occupational classifications eommon to both types of hosiery manufacture
 are boarding, dyeing, examining, looping, machine fixing,
maintenance, mending, packing, pairing, seaming, sorting, topping,
winding, and other. In ‘‘other’’ are included miscellaneous occupations
 such as shipping and floor help.

Geographical distribution
The manufacture of hosiery, carried on for the most part in the
eastern section of the state, tends to concentrate in Philadelphia county
where 36 per cent of all hosiery plants in the state and 45 per cent
of the workers are located. Berks county is the next most important
center, with 23 per cent of the plants and 28 per cent of the employes.
The county areas, used in this study as a basis for geographical
classification, were selected because of their importance both as manufacturing
 and as market centers, Table 3 shows the proportion of
plants and employes studied in each district *

Table 8. Hosiery Plants and Emvloyes by Geographical District

Geographical district

Philadelphia county ......____..____
Berks county ae...
Northampton county oo...
Other counties —ammce reenter ee———
TOtAl eo

In atntate

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Number of plants ) Number of employes
Tn state** In study

20,568
12,515
2,427
9.915

4,186
8,804
1,488
1,781
10,687

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45 495

The full-fashioned hosiery industry is centered in Philadelphia, and
more than one-half of the full-fashioned hosiery plants considered in
this study were located in this area. Table 4 gives the distribution of
the hosiery plants studied by type of product and geographical location.


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*The Industrial Directory does not elagsity hosiery plants by type of product. -
possible, therefore, to show the proportion of full-fashioned and seamiens Bi Slants
studied to the number of full-fashioned and seamless hosiery plants in the state.
“Pennsylvania Industrial Directory. 1928
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Table 4. Geographical District by Type of Hosiery Plant

Distriet

Philadelphia county .......
Berks county ceeccecevmca-Northampton
 county .._.
Other counties .oeeeeae-.
POLAY osname

Fullfashioned


Plants in study

*ull-fashioned
and seamless

Seamless


Employes in study

Full
fashioned

Tull-fashioned
and seamless

Seamless


3,209
3,164
664
822

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85 Fs
M2 eee
288 | 1,151
1,620 | 1.618

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Size of establishment

The hosiery plants studied represent both large and small establishments.
 A larger proportion of plants with more than 500 employes
 than of plants with fewer employes was included in the study.

Table 5. Hosiery Plants by Size of Establishment

Number of employes

DRAGER BD pinnae soins ossmainn ims Fn ARR
50 and UNAEr 100 mucmcvcmccmmacnansenecenaan cmemerem meee ase —————
100 and under B00 mmecameamocearmremceanm—a- A ————————
500 ANA UNAET 1000 cuvuccncacsmmano nomen mame ————————————————————
1000 and ovar mmr mm tm mt em sm mr mn

Total reporting number of eMPIOYEE mvro ooo
Not reporting number of emploves meee meenen
POLB] mote rem mm ee a tc tp om sms

In state**

Hosiery plants
In study

90
71
6
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A

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5
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248
63

36

311

In general the larger plants were those manufacturing full-faghioned
 hosiery. One plant with 700 employes was manufacturing both
types of hosiery but the bulk of their product was full-fashioned
hosiery. Of the plants manufacturing seamless hosiery, none had
more than 250 employes. Table 6 lists the hosiery plants by size of
establishment and type of product.

“The number of plants from each county are: Columbia 2, Cumberland 1. Dauphin 2.
Pranklin 1, Luzerne 3, Montgomery 2, Northumberland 1. York 3.
sPonnavivania Industrial Directory. 10928.
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Table 6. Size of Establishment by Type of Hoslery

Type of hosiery

Number of employes

RABY I oc conppmmn mmm ——————
50 and under 100 moc cee cera m—aa-100
 and under 500 ouvir
500 and under 1000 _ uae mecca a—————
O00 BOG DIOP coun mmm nm imi ——

Total __.

Total

Full-fashioned

full- fashioned
and seamless

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Seamless

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7

17

Pay roll period selected

~The pay roll period ending nearest to June 15, 1928, was selected
for study. An analysis of the hours and earnings data collected by
the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia since 1923 and published
by the Department of Labor and Industry® showed the month of June
to be a nearly average period for both earnings and employment in the
hosiery industry for the five years previous to 1928. Figures for
earnings and employment for the whole of 1928 showed the June
period to be well chosen, as the employment and earnings index
numbers for June varied only slightly from the index number for the
average of the entire year, (Chart 1). It seemed advisable to use
a full calendar year as the basis for calculating annual earnings so
that all data on annual earnings were taken for the year 1927.

Method of collecting data

Data on schedule plant hours, lunch period and work shift were obtained
 from the employers or their representatives. The figures for
hours of work and weekly and annual earnings were copied from the
plant pay rolls by representatives of the Bureau of Women and
Children. Data on annual earnings were taken only for employes who
had been on the pay roll for the full year of 1927, and who had received
 a pay envelope for not less than 44 weekly or 22 two-week
pays. k*

The employes

Hours of work and earnings were tabulated separately for men,
women, and minors under 16 years of age. Information regarding
minors under 16 has not been included in this report which is based

s“Employment Fluctuations In Pennsylvania,” J. Frederick Dewhurst, Speclal Bulletin No.
94, Department of Labor and Industry, pp. 142 and 171; and “Labor and Industry,” De.
partment of Labor and Industry, March, 1928 to February, 1929.
**'he majority of the hosiery plants paid their employes weekly, 22 of the 36 plants hav-Ing
 a weekly pay period, There were 18 plants with a two-week pay period and one
plant in which the embloves were paid semi-monthly.
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        entirely on the data for men and women engaged in the manufacture
of hosiery. ***

Chart 1. Employment and Wage Payment Index Numbers for the Hosiery
Industry for the Years 1623-1928*%

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*Pay period studied.
*+“Employment Fluctuations in Pennsylvania,” J. Frederick Dewhurst, Special Bulletin No.
24, Department of Labor and Industry; and “Labor and Industry,” Department of Labor
ind Industry, March 1928 to February 1929,
***Children under 16 were employed more generally In seamless than in fullfashioned hosiery
plants. While two per cent of all workers in the 38 hosiery plants were children under
18 years of age, the majority of these children were employed in the miscellaneous group
of counties where pearly one-fifth of the hosiery employes were under 16. In Northampton
ounty, two per cent of the employes were under 18, in Philadelphia county, one per cent.
Berks county had the lowest proportion of employed children, less than one per cent. The
thildren were employed for the most part in the less skilled occupations of the finishing departments.
 Nearly three-fourths of the children worked less than 48 hours a week, includng
 eight hours spent in continuation school. The median for children in full-fashioned
hoslery was 47 hours, in seamless hosiery 39 hours. The median weekly earnings for children
were $11.48 In full-fashioned hosiery and $6.20 in seamless hosierv
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Table 7. Hosiery Plant Employes

Employes

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WOON ee eee eee em ee meen
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Total A HR fs

Number Per cent

4,340
6,121
226
J BY

40.8
57.8
2.1
100.0

HOURS OF WORK

At the time this study was made, production in the hosiery plants
studied was apparently about normal for the industry as a whole, The
majority of the plants were operating one daily work shift. There were
14 plants, however, with two shifts in operation and one plant running
on a three-shift basis. The plants having more than one work shift
were for the most part plants manufacturing full-fashioned hosiery.
SCHEDULED HOURS
Scheduled hours of plants
Weekly hours
The scheduled work week on the day shift in the hosiery plants
ranged from 48 to 54 hours. While the 48 hour week was scheduled
most frequently, almost as many plants scheduled a 54 hour week. The
plants manufacturing full-fashioned hosiery tended to have shorter
scheduled hours than the plants manufacturing seamless hosiery. Of
the 14 plants scheduling a 48 hour week, nine were full-fashioned
hosiery plants, three were seamless, and two were plants producing both
types of hosiery. Only one full-fashioned hosiery plant had a weekly
schedule of 54 hours. There was rarely any difference in the scheduled
hours for men and women on the day shift. In plants where a night
shift was operated, the scheduled hours were usually longer on the night
shift than on the day shift. The scheduled hours in nine of the 13 night
shifts exceeded 54 hours. Work on the night shift was done entirely
by men. Scheduled hours on the middle shift were short, work on this
shift usually started in the afternoon and closed before midnight.
Table 8. Scheduled Plant Hours by Shift

Niymber of plants

Scheduled hours

Day shift | Middle shift | Night shift

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Saturday hours
Saturday was a short work day in all the hosiery plants studied. In
most cases the hours were five or less. The Saturday schedule in no
plant exceeded six hours.
Plants having Saturday scheduled hours of—
Less than five hours ...
Five hours ....
More than five hours ..
None ...........
Total plants .... ....
Lunch period
The typical lunch period for the day shift in the hosiery industry was
45 minutes. The lunch period for the night shift ranged from 30
minutes to one hour in nine plants. In four plants no lunch period
was scheduled for the night shift.

Plants having scheduled lunch periods on the day shift of-—
45 minutes .......
More than 45 minutes and less than one hour .........
One hour .........
Total plants ..

seme era

27
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1;

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Scheduled weekly hours of employes

There was considerable variation in the scheduled weekly hours of the
hosiery industry, but with the exception of women in full-fashioned
hosiery the majority of the workers had a weekly schedule of more than
Chart 2. Scheduled Weekly Hours of Men and Women
FULL FASHIONED HOSIERY

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Wormer 43/9

Maer

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48 hours. (Chart 2). There was a tendency toward a longer scheduled
work week in the seamless than in the full-fashioned plants. In the
full-fashioned hosiery plants 60 per cent of the men and 49 per cent
of the women were scheduled to work more than 48 hours a week. In
the seamless hosiery plants 64 per cent of the men and 70 per cent
of the women had weekly schedules of more than 48 hours. However,
scheduled weekly hours in excess of 54 were found more often for employes
 in full-fashioned hosiery plants than in seamless hosiery plants.
In the full-fashioned hosiery plants a 48 hour week was scheduled for
51 per cent of the women and 39 per cent of the men. In the seamless
 hosiery plants 30 per cent of the women and 36 per cent of the
men had a weekly schedule of 48 hours.

Table 9. Scheduled Weekly Hours of Men and Women

Full-fashioned hosiery

Scheduled hours

Women
Number | Per cent Number ' Per cent

Under 48 wisn) 40
48 memo resaan | 1541
Over 48 and under
50 mvnmmenmmmcma
0 iim anism —
Jver 50 and under
Mm ————————
Bho pcmrimera a:
Over 564 and under
60 eoeornmmcanamnnn
0 and Over ———-—eotal
 © 3085! 100.0

12
2184
853 |
24

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60.6
8.2
B

1539 35 6
207 4.8

4819 | 100.0

Seamless hosiery
Men ; ‘Women
Number | Per cent | Number Per eent

ens TT we TTR TT we

§7

2.7
14.1!

124
ar!

6.9
20.9
3.0
84.4

28
131

6.9
82.8

145
20

mama —————————
405) 100.00 1802 100.0

4.2
R77

ACTUAL HOURS

Actual hours of work are of much greater significance than scheduled
hours since they represent the time actually spent on the job. In
general, in the hosiery industry the actual hours of work were less
than the scheduled hours. Unfortunately figures for the actual hours
of work were not always recorded by the employer. Data on actual
working hours were available for only 48 per cent of the women and
62 per cent of the men considered in this study. Information on hours
of work was obtained for more employes in the full-fashioned hosiery
industry than for those employed in the manufacture of seamless
hosiery. Table 10 shows the proportion of men and women for whom
hours of work were recorded in each type of hosiery manufacture.
Data on hours of work were secured for a larger proportion of
the employes in some geographical districts than in others. This information
 was recorded for nearly all the employes in Berks County; in
Philadelphia County for nearly one-third of the employes. (Appendix
Table I) The proportion of employes for whom information on hours
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        Type of hosiery

Full-fashioned ...._...|
3e8IDICES women
J i117) J,

Table 10. Proportion of Hours Recorded for Men and Women by Type of Hosiery
Men
Hours Hours not
recorded recorded

Hours : Hours not
recorded recorded
Number Percent ' Number | Percent | Number | Per cent

Number | Percent | Number ' Per cent

Number

Per cent

3936
4056
eats |

100.0 2528
100.0 171
100.0 | 2600

64.3
42.2
=

1407
234
1641

35.7)
57.8
an gl

4319
1802

100.0 . 2460
100.0 ' 411
100.0 fT

57.2
26.5
“a

1850 42.8
1325 73.5
175 | 51.0

f191

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        of work could be secured also was greater in some occupational classifications
 than in others. However, with the exception of men in the
legging department and women in the seaming and mending departments,
 the proportion of full-fashioned hosiery employes whose hours
of work were recorded was never less than one-half. In the seamless
hosiery industry, men machine fixers constituted the only occupational
group in which hours of work were reported for more than one-half
of the employes. (Appendix Table II).
Weekly hours of employes

The hours actually worked by the men and women in the hosiery
industry were very often not the same as the hours scheduled. The
48 hour week which was scheduled for 42 per cent of the hosiery
employes was actually worked by only nine per cent. No hosiery employe
 was scheduled to work less than 44 hours a week, yet in the week
studied 11 per cent of the men and 24 per cent of the women in the
full-fashioned hosiery plants and 15 per cent of the men and 54 per
cent of the women in the seamless hosiery plants worked less than 44
hours. (Chart 3). Men worked longer hours than women. In the
full-fashioned hosiery plants 58 per cent of the men worked more than
54 hours a week, although only 36 per cent had scheduled hours of more
than 54. In the seamless hosiery industry, where eight per cent of
the men had scheduled hours in excess of 54, 17 per cent worked more
than 54 hours in the week studied.
Actual working hours were longer in the full-fashioned hosiery industry
 than in the seamless hosiery industry. Twenty per cent of the

Chart 3. Actual Weekly Hours of Men and Women
FUL -FASHIONSD HOSIERY

Number
Mer 2528 [ NN

Worriem PF6S

Yer

/7/

dE or
Loss Jo 48 Over48/o5t

Over 5S

5%
dF orless Over a+ lo 48 over &amp;lt;
SEAMLESS HOS/ERY

yz.»

E27
~ de orless

Ver or 5d 28

Over

t

+

wy OS

JP &amp;gt;

Worrner 477

56%
gL or / oss

Ove, ~

Wiles alk, 39 PY

8.

xX

a %
        <pb n="18" />
        men working on full-fashioned hosiery had’ actual working hours of
18 or less as compared to 57 per cent of the men in the seamless hosiery
plants working 48 hours or less. Exactly one-half of the women in the
full-fashioned hosiery industry worked 48 hours or less as compared to
more than three-fourths of the women in the seamless hosiery industry,
whose working hours were 48 or less.

Table 11. Actual Weekly Hours of Men and Women

|
Full-fashioned hosiery

Seamless hoslery

Actual weekly
hours

Men

Women

Men

Women

Number | Per cent

Number ' Per cent

Number Per cent

Number | Per cent

Under 44 ...._____
Over 44 and under
48 oeman
BB cima apiini
Over 48 and under
80 mm.
50 cman mem
Over 60 and under
BE monn
Bh i AN mmm
Over 64 and under
BO cosmic sis
80 and over ......

230
2

11.1
ad

598
8

24.2
3
13.9
10.9
6.1
3

25
6

4.8
3

53.7
2.3
1.7
11.9
2.9
14.9

114
112
73
18

4.5
4.4
2.9
Ja
16.9
1.2
54.3
20

344
269
127
8

427
82
1372
oR

1006
16

44.4
8

.2
29

Total reporting _. 2528
No record ot hours 1407 eee
Total emcees BIBT Lr smncir]

2469 | 100.0
1850 moe
219

1h.0

7 100.0
1325 mmm ms
1802 eee

54 lao
So

Weekly hours by geographical district
The actual hours of work varied so greatly in each geographical district
 that median weekly hours were computed to form a basis of
comparison. In the full-fashioned industry both men and women in
Berks County had the longest median hours of work. The median
hours were shortest for men in Philadelphia County. Women employed
in Philadelphia and Northampton Counties had the shortest median
hours of work. As a result of slack work in the seamless hosiery industry,
 median hours tended to be short for both men and women in
all areas (Table 12).

Weekly hours by individual plant
There was a wide range in the median hours of work for men and
women in the various hosiery plants. The median hours for men
varied from 43 to 56 hours a week in the full-fashioned hosiery plants,
and from 44 to 50 hours in the seamless hosiery plants. Median weekly
hours for women ranged from 34 to 53 hours a week in full-fashioned
hosiery plants and from 28 to 48 hours a week in seamless hosiery
plants (Appendix Table IV).
        <pb n="19" />
        Table 12. Median Weekly Hours by Geographical District

Median weekly hours **
Full-fashioned hosiery Seamless hosiery

Geographical
district

Men

‘Women

Nn ber | Median

Number ' Median

Philadelphia
county Zr
Berks county ..-.
Northampton
COUDLY —mmmeaene
Other counties ..-.

391
68h
437
15

48
66
50
34

682
1479
291
37

47
653

a.

Total reporting __ 2528 bo 2469
No record of hours 1407 ee 1850
2035 oo 4319 1ommmmmann

Men

Women

Number | Median | Number :

Median

112

[+

123
40

47
30

-
a
42
1802 eee

8
ed

MIS [came

Variation from scheduled weekly hours

The actual working hours of the men and women employed in the
hosiery industry varied considerably from the full-time or scheduled
hours of work, with a tendency toward undertime rather than overtime
work. Women in particular tended to work less than their scheduled
hours, 56 per cent of those employed in the full-fashioned hosiery industry
 and 70 per cent of those in seamless hosiery establishments
worked less than their scheduled hours. (Chart 4) Precisely one-third
of the men in both types of hosiery manufacture worked undertime.
The full-time scheduled hours were worked by 37 per cent of the women
in the full-fashioned industry and 29 per cent in the seamless hosiery
industry. Men had more overtime work in seamless than in fullfashioned
 hosiery. Women had very little overtime work in full:
tashioned hosiery and practically none in seamless hosiery.
Of the men and women working overtime both in the full-fashioned
and in the seamless hosiery industry, the majority had less than eight
Lours overtime. For those losing time from their work, in general
the lost time was much greater in the seamless than in the full-fashioned
hosiery industry. Practically one-fifth of the men and more than onehalf
 the women engaged in the manufacture of seamless hosiery lost
eight hours or more from their regular weekly schedule (Table 13).

Variation from scheduled weekly hours by occupational classification

Any comparison of scheduled hours by occupational classification is
limited by the extremely large number of employes in many occupations

*Medign not computed where the number Is less than 165.
*»The median hour included the fraction of the hour up to the next interval, 1. e.,
0 included 50 and less than 51 hours.
        <pb n="20" />
        Chart 4. Variation of Actual Hours from Scheduled Hours

FULL=~FASHIONED HOSIFRY

Ti
-—

Yor

28%

| 75

Wornern

Fre

| 2s

vs

IEAMLESS HOSIERY

LR

Yor

3907

« 75-Worrer


Nn

9 7

\

vy

Fulltime 3

Overtimeazm

Undertime
        <pb n="21" />
        Table 18. Variation of Actual Weekly Hours from Scheduled Hours

Hours

Full time ._......|
Jvertime _.cooe--an

Jnder &amp;amp; ean
} and under 8 ._|
3 and under 156 ..
15 and over .....!

Ondertime ........

Inder 4% ceeeee em
+ and under 8 _.
and under 16 .
1% and under 30
3 arc under 40
nN and over

That

anni

Tapsisins

Total Cee

Full-fashioned hosiery

ecko ies
Seamless hosiery

Men

‘Women Men 1 Women.

Number | Per cent

Number | Per cent Number | Per cent | Number

Per cent

1207 |

47.7 $07 36.7
18.9 172 7.0
1.6 60
7.4 111
8.1 1
Tol ae

67 39.2 187 | 28.7
28.1 1 .8
.8
TTT
fo "0.4

479

185
188
8
98

2.4
4.5
1

QAO

29 9

1200

56.3

82.7

rtd

b.
2.3

378
207
108
2
10

7
1

7
e

4
59
161
Od

6.5
11.3
12.4
33.7
6.0
1.5

328
ANYY

100.0 469
mcmama! 1850

3

100.0

3038

meneame 4319

for whom no record of actual hours could be obtained. (Chart 5). In
the seamless hosiery industry there was only one occupational group in
which hours of work were reported for 100 or more employes (Appendix
Table V).

Full time

There was more full-time work for both men and women in the fullfashioned
 hosiery industry than in the seamless hosiery industry. Men
knitters and women seamers and menders in full-fashioned hosiery had
the highest proportion of full-time work. In no other occupational
group except in the miscellaneous classification did as many as onehalf
 of the men and women work their recular scheduled hours.

Overtime

More overtime work was reported for men in the seamless than in
the full-fashioned hosiery industry. Of the men more than one-fifth
of the full-fashioned knitting helpers, maintenance, and miscellaneous
workers worked more than their scheduled hours. There was no ocsupational
 group in the full-fashioned hosiery industry in which more
than 10 per cent of the women worked in excess of their scheduled
hours.
        <pb n="22" />
        J

Chart 5. Variation from Scheduled Hours by Occupational
Classification * *%**

MEN

Occupational
Class fication Number
ULL FASHIONED HOSIERY 25287

Boarding
Dyeing
Examining
Knitting footing _
Knitting-legging 2
HKritting-tejpers 804] 767
Logprng
Machize
Maintenan
Mending
Fucking
Farring
Seon

= (77

Sorting
Topping
Wind «

Number
esl are

22a
xx
* ¥

¥
20

K ¥

204
sr
208 [1%
Ja

WOMEN

Other
xxx
SEAMLESS HOSIERY

Emel Dvertime

£/ rd of pads rao

Undertime
It was the women rather than the men who worked undertime hours.
More than one-half of the women in the full-fashioned hosiery industry
and nearly three-fourths in the seamless hosiery industry worked less
than their scheduled hours. Undertime was most prevalent for
women in the looping department and in the finishing departments
where the pairing and packing operations were carried on. The
irregularity of work in the finishing departments is unquestionably due

“Per cent not computed where base Is less than 100.
*“*None employed,
***There was not &amp;amp; sufficlent number of employes In the seamless hoslery Industry report:
ng hours of work to permit a percentage distribution by occupational elassification.
“4% A nnendix Table V.
        <pb n="23" />
        to some extent to the existing methods of marketing. The rapidly
changing styles in hosiery shades have brought about a situation that
makes the manufacturer feel that he does not dare to dye and finish
his product until his orders have been received ; and the result is that
the finishing departments tend to run on either an overtime or an undertime
 schedule.
Variation ¥rom Scheduled Weekly Hours by Geographical District
Berks County had a higher proportion of full-time work for fullfashioned
 hosiery workers than any other geographical area. There
was no overtime in this area for women workers and very little for
men. Women in Berks County, however, had more undertime work
than in any other area. The greatest amount of overtime was reported
 for both men and women in Northampton County. Philadelphia
County also reported considerable overtime for men. Only one-fifth
of the men and a third of the women employed in full-fashioned hosiery
plants in Philadelphia County worked their regular scheduled hours.
In the seamless hosiery industry the number of employes for whom information
 on hours of work were recorded was too small to admit of
any significant eomparison by geographical district (Chart 6).
Chart 6. Variation from Scheduled Hours by Geographical District®*
FULL FASHIONED HOSIERY
DISTRICT
Number AEN
hiladelobia Co. I9U[Z~
Berks County [685 Cc
Northomplon Co. 437 b=Other
 Counties [5 ¥
a Districts 25281

SEAMLESS HOSIERY

DISTRICT
Number
Phriadelpbra Co. 1°]

phat

Berks County
Northampton ce
Other Counties
ay Districts

wl me) Overt rellZd
*Per cent not computed where base Is less than 100
+ Anpendix Table VI.

A ofan

JO

so8[ =

gay | n

ime”

IAMENM
        <pb n="24" />
        EARNINGS
WEEKLY EARNINGS
The June pay period which was chosen for study proved to be a
nearly normal period in the hosiery industry for the year. The figures
on weekly earnings as presented in this study, therefore, represent an
average week’s earnings for men and women in the hosiery industry
in 1928.

Weekly earnings of all workers
The earnings of both men and women were higher in the full-fashioned
 than in the seamless hosiery industry. In the full-fashioned
hosiery industry a little more than one-half of the men and less than
one-fifth of the women had weekly earnings of $30 or more. In the
same industry 27 per cent of the men and 47 per cent of the women
sarned less than $20 a week. In the seamless hosiery industry 40 per
cent of the men earned $30 or more and 34 per cent earned less than
$20. Only one per cent of the women in the seamless hosiery industry
earned as much as $30 a week and 34 per cent earned less than $10
(Chart 7). Men’s median weekly earnings of $32.49 in the fullfashioned
 hosiery industry were nearly $12 higher than the median
earnings for women in the same industry. In the seamless hosiery
industry men’s median earnings of $25.99 were nearly $14 higher
than the women’s (Table 14).

Chart 7. Weekly Earnings of Men and Women
FULL FASHIONED HOSIERY

Number

Mer? JO835

Les */0 @r16 «25. sand Less
ws Thanv20 Than ¥i0 730 and more

Wore, 43/9 [&amp;gt;

Mer? 405

A253, 0 ant Less Thor eo ‘an sll
IEAMLESS HOS/IFRY

Ps
[ese
Thomis

pm, “nd Less
ore Less Thali Than A50

Y 320,

Tr

Jore

7

Worrer 1802" JE

less That

arm. oe

“he

7.
FO0ara
Yorm
        <pb n="25" />
        ye

Table 14. Weekly Earnings of Men and Women

Weekly earnings

Less than $10 _...
310 and less than
M2 conv
$12 and less than
$d eee
314 and less than
BIB mpm
$16 and less than
$18 eae
$18 and less than
B icaimmimn
$20 and less than
$25 eee
325 and less than
ot
330 and less than
$40 ae
340 and less than
$50 cnnsmmm
350 and less than
$60 eae
60 and less than
$B comer
}75 and over __...
Total ooo.

Median earnings ...

Full-fashioned hosiery

Men

‘Women

Number | Per cent | Number | Per cent

148
150
257
176
141
188
467
327
882
364

Q

hi 1
e.5

Re

DY A

0

8
7.4
332 7.9
113 9.6
B47 19.6
735 17.0
"47 15.0
6 1.5
[4

8

2

1.9

8.3
9.7
2.3
0.6

rE

Seamless hosiery

Men

Women

Number | Per cent Number | Per cent

614
19
“ec

34.1
13.8
1.8
9.2
8.7
7.3
10.1
s2
8

'5

3

0°

)

“7
51

-4

or

“ny

1802 | 100.0
$12.85

06

100.0

$95.99

Median weekly earnings by occupational classification

In the full-fashioned hosiery industry the men knitters and machine
fixers are by far the most highly paid in the trade. Their median weekly
parnings ranged from $57.67 in the legging department to $70.08 in
the footing department and to $70.50 for machine fixers. No women
were employed as full-fashioned knitters in any of the establishments
included in this survey. The highest median earnings received by
women were $27.21 in the topping department. The next best paid
seeupation for women was boarding, where their median weekly earnings
 were $23.99, almost $10 less than the median for men in the
same department. Median earnings were lowest for women employed at
examining and miscellaneous occupations.
In the seamless hosiery industry the median of $25.99 for all men
was exceeded in only three departments, maintenance, machine fixing,
and rib knitting. The median of $12.35 reported for all women in the
seamless hosiery industry was exceeded in six departments, boarding,
mending, string knitting, seaming, winding, and miscellaneous. The
highest median reported for women was $19.25 in the string knitting
department, the lowest $9.30 in the examining department (Chart 8).
Median weekly earnings by geographical district
Earnings in the hosiery industry varied considerably in the different
geographical areas. The medium earnings both of men and of women
        <pb n="26" />
        Chart 8. Median Weekly Earnings by Occupational Classification®**
OCCUPATIONAL
CLASSIFICATION Neomber
FULLARSHIONED #OSIERY 3°78
Boarding ia
Dyeirrg
Exarrrimg
Hri?ting-footing
Krutting-legg ng
Krntting helpers
Looping
Machine fixing
Masrfernarcs
Mending
hacking
Pairing
Searing
Sorting
Toeping
Winding
Other a
SEAMLESS HOSIERY 293,
Boarding Xr
Dyeing Fy
Examining i
Hrutting rib work 53'S
Hitting string work
Looping
Mactiire fixing
Mairierarnce
Mending
Packing
Farring
Searing and Welling
Separating aps
Jolice Cultiing
Topping
Winding
orber

v22.83
=

Men] rma
*Median not computed where the number is iess than 15.
*None employed.
wr Anpendix Table VII.
        <pb n="27" />
        were highest in the Philadelphia area for both full-fashioned and seamless
 hosiery workers. The median earnings for men in both Berks
and Northampton counties fell below the median for all men in the
full-fashioned industry. In the seamless hosiery industry the median
for all workers was influenced considerably by the earnings received
by the men and women in Philadelphia County. In mo other area
did the median earnings approximate or exceed the median for all
workers (Chart 9).

Chart 9. Median Weekly Earnings by Geographical District**
FULL FASHIONED HOSIERY J LIS HOSIERY
We
—————)4 9.7! “ res
Fo oR 77.90

DISTRICT Mtrraber
Philadelphia Co. “

Berks County
Northampton Co.
OF her Counties 22F
a 3935
HI Districts 3/9 r

e8.C0

6
T/

478. S50
23 323

Pez
PE

”

2/0./8
me 7
10.80

FZ7.3€
prosmemnn £9
77

“gq

2
27 r

A585
=z

—— 1425.99
iy IE

Men 3

Wormer?”

Median weekly earnings by variation from scheduled hours
The high proportion of employes for whom no data on actual hours
+f work could be obtained*** influence materially the findings as
presented in Chart 10. The median earnings of men and women in the
full-fashioned hosiery industry for whom no record of hours could
be obtained were higher than in any group where hour data were
available. Men working full time earned more than men working
overtime. This is true undoubtedly because the knitting departments
where men’s earnings were highest had a high proportion of fulltime
 work and very little overtime. On the other hand overtime work
for women brought a slight increase in their median weekly earnings.
Median earnings for both men and women were lowest for the under-‘ime
 workers.
In the seamless hosiery industry there was comparatively little
svertime but an appreciable amount of undertime. Men working
overtime in seamless hosiery had much higher median earnings than
those working full time. Women working full time had earnings above
the median for, the entire group. There was practically no overtime
work for women in the seamless hosiery industry. Undertime work
for women influenced their earnings materially, the median for undertime
 workers being $7 less than the median for full-time workers.

*Median not computed where the number is less than 15.
* Appendix Table VIIL
wiPnoa 15.
        <pb n="28" />
        Chart 10. Median Weekly Earnings by Variation from Scheduled Hours**
FULL-FASHIONED HOSIERY SEAMLESS HOSIERY

Nese »

Ful) Time

Xr.

Ivert/me

Under time

842
1300

7
2 -
Zz
ph
wr
A
of .
rd
0,
2
e
Re
to

3935"
Ul Employes S20

- 72

cag

‘2 57

er gz
El

_J249
&amp;lt;9 77

Neurnber
G7"
7

Eins)

205
12

1428.67
in x)

el TTT 6.50

_ 75

7 s22. 50

425.99
72 35

Mer [__] Worner.

Median weekly earnings of full-time workers by length of scheduled hours

In an effort to ascertain whether the length of the scheduled work
week influenced the earnings of hosiery workers, the median weekly
earnings of full-time workers were arrayed according to length of
scheduled hours. There appeared to be a tendency for women’s
earnings to be slightly higher when the scheduled work week was
short. Men with scheduled hours of 52 and less than 54 had the
highest median earnings but earnings were higher for the group
scheduled to work a 48 hour week than for those with a weekly schedule
in excess of 54 hours (Table 15).
Table 15. Median Weekly Earnings of Full-time Workers by Length of
Scheduled Hours***

Scheduled hours

Under 48 ..______
LT —
Jver 48 and under
BB. eesemmmspmisigsen
ID cs psnmmmipiamimmm—.
Over 50 and under
| —_
52 and under 54 =|
J
Over 54 and under
60 eee
80 and over ...__.
Total meme]

Full-tashioned hosiery Ty Seamless ‘hosiery TT
Women Men Women
Number : Median | Number | Median
| earnings | earnings

fam

Number

A ——

Toe | eres

25 | $50.7

56 $10.4
I" s19.07

TTR

TT ii.92

259°
10 |
09
0

x5.99 |

ou
623
12

20.23

Tes

i

0 1 rw eo oe mn
1

"78

nr | vo
—— {em nn
907 | 20.40

TTY

messi orem
6 mer! 1m tem

1207

or.12

‘Median not ccrapticd where number is less than 15,
*“*Appendix Table 1X.
k* Appendix Table X.
        <pb n="29" />
        Median weekly earnings by individual plant
In the full-fashioned hosiery plants the median earnings for men exceeded
 $30 in all but three plants. In five plants the median earnings
for men exceeded $50. There was no full-fashioned hosiery plant where
the median earnings of women were as much as $30. One plant had a
median for women of less than $12. In the seamless hosiery plants
men’s median earnings ranged from $18 to $31, and women’s median
earnings from less than $10 to $18. In the plants where both fullfashioned
 and seamless hosiery operations were carried on the median
earnings tended to more nearly approximate the medians in plants
where only full-fashioned hosiery was manufactured (Table 16). There

7

Table 16. Median Weckly Earnings of Men and Women in Each Plant

Plant

Full-fashioned hosiery
Plant No.

Men Women
Number | Median | Number : Median
earnings °° i earnings

1867
20
878
219
149
[2
8
tL
272
157
198
68
268
192

$28.72
25.50
82.08
43.50
39.69
30.67
57.50
70.99
59.42
60.40
55.50
45.056
21.88

1468
24
194
257
113
152
76
95
355
250
238
81
283
24

$20.44
11.42
21.49
25.67
25.50
23.93
26.25
29.67
22.63
25.50
23.50
18.49
17.86
93.80

Full-fashioned and
seamless hosiery

Plant No. -

Seamless hoslery
Plant No. 20

Sn or re von
1 ipimemsasy——
AI DIBDER ocimsiaassimsn swims: oo ns comm ens

24
26
329
67
12

2
?
n

i

4340

28.7%
22.60
23.83
35.38
7 50

19.868

31.99
28.99
22.63
26.90
oR BO

18.17
19.83

83
69
128
uo
248

19.29
11.78
13.50
20.28
18.88

09
36
ra

4.81
9.50
9.28
10.17
17.75
12.99
9.59
8.48
11.08
11.28
10.50
10.90
9.76
9.17

O

roy

&amp;lt;7
109
148
aC

rl
So.

re

uf
70

10.99
18.60

B21 |e ——

—

‘Median not computed where the number is less than 15.
        <pb n="30" />
        HN

seemed to be little or no relation between the number of employes in the
plant and the median earnings. The full-fashioned hosiery plant with
the highest median for both men and women had only 127 employes.
The next highest median was in a much larger plant. The largest
full-fashioned hosiery plant included in the study had a median of
$28.72 for men and $20.44 for women. In the seamless hosiery industry
 all plants were small, only one having more than 200 employes.

ANNUAL EARNINGS

A single week’s pay can never be more than an indication of a
worker’s actual income. In the final analysis it is the amount he
actually earns during the year that counts, not what he might have
earned if there had been no lost time on account of slack work or
because of illness. That more specific information might be made
available regarding the actual earnings of hosiery workers, data were
obtained on annual earnings of hosiery workers who had been on the
firm’s pay roll for the whole of 1927. Figures on annual earnings
were secured for 1798 men and 2708 women,

Annual earnings of all workers

In the full-fashioned hosiery industry 38 per cent of the women
and 18 per cent of the men earned less than $1,000 during the year.
For three per cent of the women and one per cent of the men the
yearly earnings were less than $500. On the other hand, 47 per cent
of the men earned $2500 or more. The median annual earnings for
all men in the full-fashioned hosiery industry was $2323, for women
$1162. Assuming that these hosiery employes actually had 52 weeks’
work during the year, these median annual earnings would have
presumed average weekly earnings of $44.66 for the men and $22.34
for the women, figures considerably higher than the actual median
earnings of the men and women for the week studied in 1928.
In the seamless hosiery industry nearly one-fifth of the men and threefourths
 of the women earned less than $1000. One-half of the men
had yearly earnings of $1500 and more. (Chart 11) The medium
for men employed in seamless hosiery was $1508, for women $824.
Assuming 52 weeks’ work during the year for seamless hosiery employes,
the average weekly earnings must have been $29 for men and $15.84
for women, again figures much higher than the actual median weekly
earnings of the men and women in the week studied in 1928.
It seems reasonable to assume, therefore that the annual earnings
of men and women in the hosiery industry in 1928 were lower than
in 1927.
        <pb n="31" />
        Table 17. Annual Earnings of Men and Women

Annual earnings

Less than $500 eevacmemccmccnne
1500 and less than $1000 ........
31000 and less than $1200 .o.._...
31200 and less than $1500 __......
31500 and less than $2500 __.._...
12600 and OVer meeeemcemmmeaune

Toth] wevmenmmcnreannnma meee
Moin concn um mmm mmm—

Pull-fachioned hosiery

Seamless hosiery

Men

‘Women

Men

Women

Num- | Per
ber rent

Num- | Per
ber cent

Num- |
ber

Per
cent

Num- | Per
ber cent

16 1.0
180 7.2
4 6.8
140 | 8.5
342 | 20.9
160, 46.5

58
881
307
530
387

3.0
34.6
15.6
27.0
19.6
2

3
27
23
20
69
15

4.8
16.3
13.8
17.5
1.5
..0

62 | 8.4
491 | 66.2
114 15.4
87 9.0
8 1.0
742 100.0
$824

1632 | 100.0

1966 | 100.0 166 | 100.0
$1608

$2323

Chart 11. Annual Earnings of Men and Women
FULL-FASHIONED HOSIERY

Number
Mer 1632

18%

ess
Fle.

Lon
17

E00 ory More

rless Than!

Vormer 1966] 36%

$2500 8 More

Mer

66

Norm er

742

Less Thar 000 =1000 and Less Thor® i
SEAMLESS HOSIERY

18%
Less The
Tn

¥y 7%) Se

i

Jess Than $000

wa
har
=O

rool
ae, 7

1500 ond
255 FNar?
3500

Median annual earnings by occupational classification

As was to be expected, annual earnings tended to be highest in the
occupational groups where weekly earnings were highest. Of the
full-fashioned hosiery workers only men employed as knitters had
median annual earnings above the median for the entire group. Women
in the topping department had the highest median annual earnings,
$1406. Boarding and seaming were the only other departments where
the median for women was above $1200.
In the seamless hosiery industry there were three occupational
oroups, rib knitting, machine fixing, and maintenance, in which the men
        <pb n="32" />
        had median annual earnings exceeding $1508, the median for all men
in the industry. Women’s annual median earnings were low in the
seamless hosiery industry, in no occupational group reaching the $1000
mark. The lowest median reported, $617, was for women employed as
examiners, the highest, $995 was for women in the string knitting department
 (Chart 12).

Median annual earnings by geographical district

Median annual earnings for men in the full-fashioned hosiery industry
 reached the $2000 mark only in the Philadelphia area where the
median was $2666. Women in Berks county had the highest median
earnings, $1265. In no other area did their median earnings equal
$1200. In the seamless hosiery industry median annual earnings were
highest for both men and women in the Philadelphia area (Chart 13).

Median annual earnings by individual plant
Median annual earnings for men in the various plants ranged from
$1363 to mearly $3500. In only six plants, five of which were fullfashioned
 hosiery plants, were men’s median earnings as much as
$2000. There was no plant in which the median annual earnings for
women equalled $1500; in more than one-half of the plants women’s
median annual earnings were between $750 and $1000. In eight full-Fashioned
 hosiery plants women’s median annual earnings were over
$1000 (Table 18).
        <pb n="33" />
        Chart 12. Median Annual Earnings by Occupational Classification***
OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION  Nurnber
FULL~FASHIONED HOSIERY [832
Boarding 2g
Dyers
Exarrrng
Hitting fooling
Knrtting-leggring
Hriitleng-hejpers
Logprng
Marnlernonce
Merdiing
Packing
Fring
Searing
Topping
Wiraiizg
Other
SEAMLESS HOSIERY
Boarding
Exarrrrng
Arist tirag-rib work
Anitting-strens work
Looping
Mactuine foxing
Marirfernance
Mendig
Poching
Paring
Searrung and welts
Topping
Winding
orser

N*3764
388

ki

N=rr [LC

Wome.

“Median not computed where the number is less than 16.
**None employed.
x** Appendix Table XI.
        <pb n="34" />
        Chart 18. Median Annual Earnings by Geographical District**¢
[FULL-FASHIONED HOSIERY FEAMLLSS HOSIERY

STRICT Number
Phitecephra =~ © far

Berks County
Northarmplon
Other Couns:

Al D1 5vricls

Par

3 7

z
Map]

Wormer:

Nurmber
77

ST —
Q/0

Ire 38
—

roo 1508
R24

Table 18. Median Annual Earnings of Men and Women in Each Plant

A ———————— a ————————————r. | WT 8
A ———————————————————————r. | WT

Number
of employes

reporting
annual
earnings.

Mon

Women

Plant

Median
Xumber | earnings

Number

Median
earnings

Full-fashioned hosiery
Plant No. | Some ee |
mn a ms re me rm rms mmm mre 848 | 281 | 1620 867 1227
emer nme mmm mem em] 176 | 8 | 1638 | 2 | 946
A brn ——er 146 79 1920! 67 1267
AH i 50 tnt me ‘433
i Ld se rng sate Sm we mms SR 1366
SE 1210
A088 5 Wt Fw 09 0 mm 178
Amma —————— rm ————————— 1075
mmo TN 930
———— — 880
mmm mnt mm——- meme mmo -
Full-fa- “ned and seamless hosiery
Plant No, : mmmmam as valaom—————————

hosiery

789
7 ed
135 | wg
189 | 49

102 7 = 23%
165 20 1812
204 2% 1Eas

Seamles~
Plant No. =

mmm dc mpc ce een ema.
mn mt cman |

| 805
. b »* | 082
9 29 1626 | 70 825
42 i * 81 | 788
41 7 - 84 81

“R

08
529
825
»~
»
995

t
i

9
4
8
18

All plants ____ _

4508 V8 coioeeeee 2708

*Median not computed where the number is less than 15.
**None employed.
*** Appendix Table XII.
        <pb n="35" />
        CONCLUSION

This analysis of the hours of work and the earnings of over 10,000
men and women engaged in the manufacture of hosiery, a study
representing nearly one-fourth of the hosiery workers and more than 10
per cent of the hosiery plants in the state, brings out the following
findings.
1. The pay period studied, the week of June 15, 1928, was a
practically normal period in the hosiery industry for the year.
More than one-third of the men and one-hglf the women in fullfashioned
 hosiery plants had scheduled hours of 48 or less.
More than one-third of the men had scheduled hours of 54 or
more; only five per cent of the women had scheduled hours of
54. In seamless hosiery, one-third of the men and more than
one-fourth of the women were scheduled to work 48 hours or
less and approximately one-third of both men and women had
a scheduled work-week of 54 hours.
In the full-fashioned hosiery industry the actual weekly hours of
one-fifth of the men and one-half the women were 48 or less.
Only about one per cent of both men and women worked a
54 hour week but more than one-half the men worked more than
54 hours. In the seamless hosiery industry the actual hours of
work were shorter. More than half the men and more than
three-fourths of the women worked 48 hours or less. Less than
one-fourth of the men in this branch of the industry had a
work week of 54 hours or more and only a negligible proportion
of the women worked 54 hours.
Not quite one-half the men and a little more than one-third
of the women in full-fashioned hosiery worked their full-time
scheduled hours. Men had more overtime work than women,
approximately 20 per cent of the men as compared to seven per
cent of the women worked overtime. One-third of the men and
more than one-half of the women worked less than their
scheduled hours.

2

In the seamless hosiery industry slightly more than one-third of
the men and slightly less than one-third of the women worked
their regular scheduled hours. Approximately one-fourth of
the men worked overtime and nearly three-fourths of the women
worked undertime.
‘Weekly earnings were higher in the full-fashioned than in the
seamless hosiery industry.
Median weekly earnings were from $12 to $14 higher for men
than for women in full-fashioned and seamless hosiery reno



-
        <pb n="36" />
        36

spectively. Median earnings in the full-fashioned industry for
men were $32.49, for women $20.77. In the seamless industry
the median earnings for men were $25.99, for women $12.35.
Men employed as full-fashioned knitters and machine fixers had
the highest median earnings. Men’s median earnings exceeded
$30 in only one other department, boarding. The highest median
reported for women in full-fashioned hosiery was in the topping
department. In only one other occupational group, boarding,
did the median weekly earnings for women exceed $23.
Median weekly earnings were highest both for men and women
in the Philadelphia area.
Overtime work for women in the full-fashioned hosiery industry
increased their earnings slightly but men working overtime had
lower median earnings than those working full time. In the
seamless hosiery industry men working overtime had appreciably
higher median earnings than those working full time. There
was no overtime work for women in seamless hosiery plants.
Undertime work lowered the weekly earnings of both men and
women. In full-fashioned hosiery men working undertime had
median weekly earnings of $5 less than those working full
time; the median earnings for women working undertime were
$2 less than those working full time. In the seamless hosiery
industry, undertime work reduced by $7 the median earnings for
both men and women.
Median weekly earnings for men in individual hosiery plants
ranged from $18.17 in a seamless hosiery plant to $70.99 in a
full-fashioned plant. For women the lowest plant median was
$8.43 in a seamless hosiery plant and the highest $29.67 in a
full-fashioned hosiery plant.
Annual earnings of less than $1000 were reported for nearly
one-fifth of the men and more than one-third of the women in the
full-fashioned hosiery industry. Nearly one-half of the men
earned $2500 or more; only three women earned as much as
$2500. In the seamless hosiery industry, annual earnings were
lower. Nearly one-fifth of the men and three-fourths of the
women earned less than $1000. Less than 10 per cent of the
men and no women had annual earnings of $2500 or more.
The median annual earnings for men was $2323 in full-fashioned
hosiery and $1508 in seamless. For women the median was
$1162 in full-fashioned hosiery and $824 in seamless.
Instability of employment as an outstanding problem in the hosiery
industry is emphasized by the findings of this report. The fluctuations
in employment were almost as great in the flourishing full-fashioned
hosiery industry as in the less prosperous seamless hosiery industry.

11
        <pb n="37" />
        bo
3

Although the pay period studied was apparently an average period for
the year, the industry did not provide a full week’s work for much
more than one-half the employes, although a considerable amount of
overtime work was required of other employes. Work was as irregular
for men as for women, although men tended to work overtime and
women undertime. The irregularity of employment was not peculiar
to certain occupations but was found in every occupational group.
There was more full-time work in some geographical districts than in
others, but there was no district in which the majority of the employes
worked a full-time week. The seriousness of this instability of employment
 to the worker is emphasized by the decrease in earnings for the
undertime worker and the relatively small increase in earnings for the
overtime worker,
        <pb n="38" />
        APPENDIXES

APPENDIX I—General tables

AP

t

ENDIX II—Schedule form
        <pb n="39" />
        APPENDIX I

(reneral tables
        <pb n="40" />
        Table I. Men and Women by Geographical District Showing Proportion
for Whom Hours of Work Were Recorded

I*ull-fashioned hosiery

Geographical
district

Philadelphia county ..
Berks county oo...
Northampton county -.
Other counties __.uoo..

Total ameemecaaes

Men

Women

Total

Hours
recorded

Hours not
recorded

Total

Hours
recorded

Hours not
recorded

Num-; Per | Nurn- Per Jum- Per |Num- Per
ber [ cent | ber cent - ber {cent | ber - cent

Num- Per [Som Per
ber 'eent | ber | cent

1393 100.0
1704 [100.0
656 [is
182 1100.0

391
1685
437
15

28.3 1002 1.9
08.9 19 1.1
66.6 | 219 88.4
. 8.2] 167 91.8

1963 1100.0 662
1505 ‘100.0 1479
667 100.0 , 201
184 1100.0 | 87

33.7
98.3
48.8
20.1

1301 | 66.3
2 1.7
376 | 56.4
17 | 79

3935 1100.0 | 2528 | 64.3 | 1407 ' 35.7 | 4219 100.0 | 2469 ; 67.2 | 1850 | 42.8

Seamless hosiery

Geographical
district

Philadelphia county ..
Berks county ._._......
Northampton eounty _.
Other counties __._.__.

Total we _____.

Total

Num-! Per
ber  eent

171 100.0
16 +
7 *
211 1106.0
HE TOOT

Man

women

Hours : Hours not
recorded . recorded

Hours
Motel recorded

Hours not
recorded

Num-' Per Num-' Per
ber cent ber |eent

Num-| Per ,Num-| Per Num-| Per
ber cent | ber | cent ! ber ' cent

114

R5,F

59
WR

585 1100.0 123 79.0
|. 40 *
A 8 *
1071 1100.0 © 808 71.2
57.8 1 1502 100.0 ° 477 3.5 1938 | “ver

55

din.

*Per cent not computed whore the hase is lese than 100
        <pb n="41" />
        )

Table II. Men and Women by Occupational Classification Showing
Proportion for Whom Hours of Work Were Recorded

Men

Women

Occupational
classification

Hours
Total | recorded

Hours not
recorded

Total

Hours
recorded

Hours not
recorded

Num-| Per Num- Per 'Num- Per
ber 'cent | ber . cent | ber cent

Num-, Per
ber eent

.Num-, Per Aur Per
ber {cent ber | cent

8935 1100.0 ' 2528 64.2 | 1407 - 35.8 4319 100.0 | 2469 ' 57.2 i 1850 | 42.8
308rding  aueeeeea-- 319 100.0 | 207 “7  80.4 83 i 8 | *
DVeINE comecececene- 13 * 59 14 Em ere ee em
sxamining oooeceo.. 24 0% 0 24 jmmmem  oemee-! 883 100.0 | 244 63.7 139 © 86.3
Initting—footing ._: 516 100.0 | 266 51.6 950 48.4 oo ooo SR
Initting—legging -- 1176 1100.0 | 460 39.1 716 60.0 oon... I
nitting helpers _..| 948 100.0 | 804 : 84.8 14d . 16.2 joo oooon ieee ooo alo
LOOPING coset ome feme moon come nome eee] 637 1100.0 | 828 | 51.5 | 809 | 48.5
Machine fixing _.__. 44 * 9 + 2% * a
Maintenance ..--....; 236 100.0 205 88.9, 31 13.1 % 1 *
MENAINE women cmalecme mes eae mee conn 48.1 | 220 | 51.9
Packing .eeoeeeeeee- Bi» B * IRERRR HEE. 68.0 74 82.0
Pairing -o.......... A 27 | 78 | 2.3
Seaming eee.  mlmemoea 48.6 | 349 | bl1.4
BOrting coe—cacocaaen dy * 3 *
TOPPING meme T8938 Re = 4201 40.3
Turning eaececceeeae , 1 .
Winding" Fro loa | 42.4
Other oom 67.u 81 | 82.1
Seamless hosiery ..... 1325 | 173.5
Boarding avceeeeeeu.: 75 3 “2
Dyeing eevee! 20 . 12 t maa m—-— iim
Examining oer nian con mee cme wen mea! 188 1100.0 67.4
Enitting—rib work © 51) * ar Sy 4 * 4 *
Knitting—string | i
WOK emcee 810 5 * 2 * 68: * . -
LOOPING oes et oom eee me eel! 848 100.0 | ob. 15.% 84.8
Machine fixing _..... 108 100.0 56 52.8! BO 47.2 cemcmmme ie py
Maintenance _......; 36 ¥ 4 + 23 + 3, — *
MeDAIDE comme cee 88% 98 N] .
Packing —________ 8 + 2 * 1 * | 1601000 78 48.7 B82 51.3
PADRE coum mas smihn mime mmimemmmn m———, 901% © 8G # 54 .
Pressing -—eeeeeeeue.! 8° FE A wa,
Ravellng were soar
Beaming and welting ..-.. HITE 1 ST hy So SY w ?
Separating tops .... wr
Sorting voce; BP erm
Solon CUEING wovown remvos smmmsnivinaelmarmanivrmmm =
TOPPING woemmemmeee: 51 * remem mae
Turning  coeeeceeeeo- R| = rai] :
Winding -__C0TC00T0 TTT
OIREL commmusmmnnmpni 60 38
4340 1100.0 | 2699 | t

a1 87.8 | 6121 {100.0 | 2946 : 48.1 | 176 | 61.0

*Per cent not computed where the hase ia lees than 100.
        <pb n="42" />
        Table ITI. Actual Weekly Hours by Geographical District and Sex

Men

Actual hours

10125 ol
Nand Ender I oescsesanm ets Hmmm
Nand ander §  .cccecwmesmemmmmmm—
® and under T ..cosvsmmmmmmm——————
3 and under © eo
4 and under ' een
*5 and under A es lot
5 and under A ES ev mm SE
7 and ander rr ma a preiry mer
'3 and ander nem mp ——— ——————
Mand ANT | commen mm—————————
) and under © a.
1 and under § ol
2 8 UDAET 7 ccm ————————"
83 and under § eee.
8¢ and under { o_o oe.
% and under ¢
8 and onder { aoe]
“7 and ander § eee emeem
‘and under 80 ..._____________._ _.______
and nnder 40 ___ Erm meme mm
ver 40 and under 41 o.oo ooo.
land under 42
2 and under 43 __.
* and under 44 ._____.____ _____________
Jver 44 and under 45
$6 and under 46 eer oa
MB ema enecceceeccmcm—c mmm aam———
ver 46 and under 47 .________________ ___
£7 BNA RUBY 8 ons nn mmm mmm sn mis
iP LL LL

All men

Philadelphia county

Full i
fashioned

Seamless

Full |
fashioned | Seamless

Yum Per Nua Per
ber | cent | ber | cent

Num-| Per Num-| Per
ber cent | ber | cent

24
4
1
n

8
of

2i 12] 4 10 1 9
4 | : i
nines aman mtorn. snl
A LR SR | pr ho
A
pu 1, .9
| fw LA
2 | B19
TATE TEES
TTT TY
2 Bl 1 8
vr mmm —————
Lf IIIT
Ri &amp;amp; lo joe amma
€ FF 138| 1; 9
121 24 10] 2 18
17° 10! 2.51 3! 2.7

:
.

¥

®
1e'y

Ts
5

yr

1.

Berks county

Northampton county

Other counties

Full
fashioned : Seamless

Full |
fashioned ' Seamless

Full |
fashioned | Seamless
Num-] Per
ber cent

Num
ber

Per
cent

Num-!
ber

Per
cent

Nur
ber

am.

eo

“agp: Par
- errt

13 I. J POU SN, mrt we ——————————— 1 Joma
Bf 2 fememefameee Tye [peel i pm mpm fae
2 1 meen mclaren rman! com mo em mam fe mee
remo mama mason [mem ret co meme [cemmes cme nen fran ma ama ee a
TT rm fanmr BT 98 Tatami eam anaet prengejoannes
Tu emcee | (avon moses women mmm senenn memes 1 fees
— whi mt DL uD mmm mies mw mag wn
LEN 2! oD “me 1 i
Immo or m————— — -————— —————— &amp;gt; —— i ———— 7 ———— i — i; i
Te TY es 1a
TO. £ | al meme mn — —— sir ——— Ln mgm oS mn
Am WB me eee
So TTT
rer m— on mm tam—— YI
ni syn] nim rma serene arenes ——— i ————— i ————
w———— serene mm on smn —] 1 een
creel amin vee ———_a————
fe timate te wens f oe momen mean maf
9 dies memvom lism 1 freeman
I ints mg sella
— rm om ee
— ITT
— mmm me mm [nm ma mmm lm ————
— Tio 1 eee amma
- Ce ——— —————— emma A —— ——
ween |mmae mele eit BE gt gl obi
FAR RRA mmm mene [am ———] eee
by rm eed eae! 3 Lo

ap
~
        <pb n="43" />
        Table ITI. Actual Weekly Hours by Geographical District and Sex— (Continued)

Men

Actual hours

Over 48 and under BY cp——— Sm
1 A0G Eder ID ccoreinmim cums m——
A Ad 50 ed pe, A A A Sr At
ver 50 and under 51 oon
ver 51 and Under 62 -ooooooooooomoooene
ver 52 aD UDAEr 58 woooooooooeon
* ABA BRAT Bd eccrine mmm ai m—
ver 54 800 URAEr B5 ooo oon
5 and under {4 euecerereemmeme ec se mannan
36 and Under !' ame cm mena
AT and under § cma cee eme ce aminn
3 and under BY me cena
* and under 60 mmm mma
Over 60 and UnGer 61 —oooo moor
Bl 3nd UIE 8 «came m———————
82 and under 68 oem
3 and under 64 —me eee ceecee ean
i: 804 UNGAET 88 meee omen cme aman
var BB oo TTT

Total 1epOTting meee acecaaaee os
Hours not recorded o_o.

Total ene vnc cm en cman ae
Median weekly hours&amp;gt; ____

All men

Full
fashioned | Seamless
Num-i Per |Num-' Pir
ber - cent! ber cent

nt
i
§

¢
2.0
A
.2
.2
1
8.5
10.9
1.3
3.6
6.8
39.7
2.0
RS

Let
8.6
4.7
5.8
8

275
9
fe
17
1005

1.
6.4
6
2.3
5
=

234)

Philadelphia county

Full |
fashioned ' Seamless
Num- Per
ber : cent

Num-; Per
ber | cent

1

3.
io
oF
1.0

3, 2.7
8 27
EE
Ts
1
2 18
1s
BE
TTY
TEE
Te
Ee
18
9
—_

J 0
eX
B.-®


re

Berks eounty

Northampton county

Other countles

Full
fashioned

Seamless

Full
fashioned

Seamless

Full ;
fashioned

Seamless
Num-; Per
ber ! cent

um: Per Num-; Per | Number
 ' cent’ ber | cent: ber en

Num- Per
ber cent

Num- Per
ber eent

2
3
2
1

i
1

IIT
mmm mmm
mem — Fo
———— 1.8
EC 8.0
——————7————— oF
oT 19.:
— or
wm ie) 87
dm eee 1.6
ni »
TTT 6 1a

vr wem—— EB ——— BL
mmr ie —ememe|me————. ——— B tususn
com i Sn a Ti teen
eam won 1 Down
mn Lon co tn.
——— rT ———— ————s 1 eee
ml 1 ITT
BAR SH AA owe moore re —
meme mens] 9 mmmmm 10 lee.
meme ammmn|em ment 1 TD
1 JLT gil
TT en
rmane mmm ——— —————" 1 jusases
PO ST Sa
wf ITT TTIIIIII
i mm om — a i io Lain on ag
' KN wwe wma 3X Decent
TITIES
15 561 *
167 coon 166 meee
ee 182 211.
en B40 Te TTC

“oa IE

20¢
1
6
162
367
IF

12.
9.
57.
:

* Per cent not computed where the base is less than 100.
** Median not computed where the number is less than 15.
*** The median hour includes the fraction of the hour up to the next interval, i.e. 50 includes 50 and less than 51 hours.
        <pb n="44" />
        Table III, Actual Weekly Hours by Geographical District and Sex

Women

Actual hours

Under 20 mom ool
0 and ENA PT cms ————————————
21 and under a ———————————————
22 and under i A HS gS
22 and under a RH
24 and under mm Sm rr
25 and under J ——
"6 and under SE wif map et
27 and under mmm mm mm em er mmm
28 and under or a 5 i
29 and under —— Ri
30 and under i on Ha Fh ls pe
31 and under ES ,
32 and under i
33 and under Sn SH
34 and under A HS ir 8 mmr
35 and under mm ee
36 and under —— —— -— ——————
37 and under Sr a
38 and under ¢ amon
‘0 and under 4f sn
TY ca i a
Over 40 and under 41 cee vomaecne
11 and under 4 meee
‘2 and under 43 ome aL
12 B00 PRABD £ concn sim
Hh SRR RR REE Te AR
Over 44 and under 45 ooo
45 and under 46 ce... eee.
MED es mom ms eo os i
Over 46 and under 47 «ences
27 200 TAEE 88 Liens RRA
18 eee eee me cece
Dver 48 and under 49 _ oo

All women

Philadelphia county

Full
fashioned Seamless
Num-} Per Num- Per
ber ‘cent . ber | cent

Full
fashioned © Seamless

Num-! Per
ber : cent

Num-! Per
ber cent

a

3
a

1.2
‘og

BE 4. 8
2 dln
14 29 11 .2

11.4
8
2.3
Ter TTT
1) 218
TY TTA TE
py 1 8
278 11 8
EE TURTLE
2 ell
81 2.4
a or
ney?
2 18
2' 1.6
6 49
TE

12

1
ot
«

3
¢
:
£

2.7
1.3
1.7
1.9
1.9
2.0

0

Nn

3.y
5.0
2.2
1.7
3.1
aq

v a
4 8
1.2 15
1 a 18

}

94

0
VE.

918

6.
0

D

fA

Berks county

Northampton county

Other countles

Full Full - Pull
fashioned : Seamless : fashioned Seamless fashioned Seamless
Num- Per Num- Per Num-| Per Num-| Per Num- Per
ber cent ' ber cent ber cent | ber cent ber cent
31 | 21 10 6 21 Dome vcmmioeeae 10 3.2
emi mengrimmmiomnmrs TT mmm frst Semmens 1 8
J | TOR 1 HE meron mm al) 3.2
TTT TT TR eae smagut | £ aB
I —— 1 os
ITTY TT
TTY TTI
Ty TTTIIITIII
—— —————] 2 -—
"Vane
[i J
Li Saris
|. J —
el 1
mmm fom! 1 amenn=9


5.2
+3
.3

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        <pb n="45" />
        Table ITI. Actual Weekly Hours by Geographical District and Sex— (Concluded)

Women

All women

Philadelphia county

Berks eounty

Northampton county

Other counties

Actual hours

Full
fashioned

Seamless

LT —
fashioned

Seamless

Full
fashioned

Seamless

Full
fashioned

Full :
fashioned | Seamless
Num- Per Num- Per
ber cent: ber cent
“mean joonann 10 wcs=as 3 1.0
smommn json conan ane, 71 23.1
Gmelin BE gp

Num-!
ber

Pp
opr!

“rm.

r

Num-/

Per
rent

Num-| Per
ber cent

Tum-' Per
her cent

Num-' Per
bar cent

NuIr.-how


Pr
—

'9 and under 50 o_o. _______ 1 .8
Timms A ih moni onsen refi
‘ver 50 and under 51 —.__._________________ meee
ver 51 and under 82 oo... ooo. oo
ver 52 and UDAEr 68 oooonoo NN
‘and under 54 o_o. meme jomaee
Jver 54 and under 66 o.oo... I
5 and under F' ome. —————— ——— a —
= and ander Foe EE EAR Hi HR Em
BO BNAEE *  ecicenms pm 1 i ees 1 22 Leemimmibumm
and under em mm — a A ee HB {rm mm rn —— meee mm—— ——— a ——
and under A —— mS i WA a i A
Ver 60 and Ur 16F 61 ooo ooo IIIT IT mre
1 and under € o_o ee ee eee ema men pi
B2 8nd UNAeT BF oo eee ee mee eee
8 and under B84 oo ee ee em em mem oem
14 and under 65 __..... wi: Sais Dr A RR A So BAS SAR
35 - —— —— a trp Tn RS eg ee A tS A ————
Dver 65 .... A i AS A wry Moni (Seo remem mmr mm em ar
Total reporting . ____________._..____
Hours not recorded ___.____._______________
WOE, eo sire rcs pricsisot yatss = mm mATRER
Median weekly hours® _________ ____ ___

IIIT TTY TTT
SR 0 casas n 3.6
—-— mama | am—— ————— nat mm
4 I RRR, GR Sie SR
emma ———— —— ee aa ma
rst [cn on SM spt ttt symm tsps JE
I i i
I nd a nt
TT TT LL TTL
mm em mmm mm —————amne lee naan aa —————— wg

169 100.0 00.0 21 100.0 100.6
1850. .- - BL 86... foo. —
4319 Io... 1802 ooo 1968 monsl BJ amon 1605 | TM oo 667 il 184 1071
870 Te TTT Ta IIT mT Te TI me LT wr Tee TTT Te TTT TR TTT

+
        <pb n="46" />
        Table IV. Median Weekly Hours of Men and Women in Each Plant

BEd
Sass
fog x
End
: : ber
dq. mt
2882) yum
B=88s
Ho Ba
=,

Men

women

Plant

Median
hours

Median
Number | hours

Full fashione? hosiery
PIENL NO, «  ppoeoosenmmmmmmes ans ian nom]
and seamless hosiery
AP momenta: caren momen
Seamless hosiery
PIRATE NO: D0 im mihi mem mem mm a imi im A 0 st [90 2 0 a rt
! 7mm enn ns J
I 46
a ———— 28
em —————————— tee pee rn Se 88
TTI 18 60 47
erm mm ——— im a 20 [esumuasm — 39
mem me TT TTT ee eae
a mm tm mm hm me mm mn = A mmm on | ar ss in rr mm | | cr pom 0 re a
TTT TTT TTT TT TTT
eee 2609 oe! 2046 | ____

All plants -..
«Median not computed where the number Is less than 15.
        <pb n="47" />
        Table V. Variation from Scheduled Weekly Hours by Occupational Classification and Sex
Women

Occupational classification

Total Full time Overtime Undertime

Total Full time Overtime Undertime

Num- | Per ¢ Num- | Per . Num- Per Num- Per
ber i cent ber © cent ber cent ber cent

Num- | Per Num-! Per Num- Per ' Num- Per
ber . cent ber cent ber cent ber ' cent

Full-fashioned hosiery
Boarding oom. 100.0 13.1 if 5.8 180 1.1
[24703 1.27 - SN hl 3 * 29 k 24
IXAMINING oe eee cece ®t 11 * &amp;amp; * 8 *
Enitting-£00tiNG weemmocmee eee o 100.0 1686 . 62.4 30 11.3 70 26.8
{nitting-legging ___o cev oem 400 100.0 282 + 61.8 48 10.4 130 28.3
Initting helPers eveweoemooeeeee 804 ' 100.0 367 | 45.6 190 23.8 47 30.7
SOODIDE eee ce eee meme em eee oe am mm. ————— ST
Machine fixing ._.ooooomoam oo. 19 | * 9 * 6 * 4 *
Maintenance .ooemee_ooooo oo ____. 205 | 100.0 9 38.5 82 40.0 44 21.5
Mending ooo eee AIG, S—————————
PACKING hommes coe 3 r——— # 4 *
Paring eee i SR WARY 01 WHR ae mon mpm nt mre ompR
Seaming oom. 38 * 31 i ——— 7 *
BOLLING oocnmiomsmimmminms ims 19 | % 18 Be RARE domi Su 1 *
[1063 37. nl. 2 * 2 = 42 *
DUSTING onc ai SSSR Ri. stupwromp bore mre mm m—— SS rome A SHURE, BR prem
NINAINE eee cee meee 2) * i * 1 Bm
Nthar 7: yp 334 | 100.0 176 652.4 8 23.4 81: 242
Total reporting meen ememneeeen 2528 | 100.0 io1207 417 479 18.9 842 . 383.5
Hours mot recorded eee... MOT TTT
TOA] meme 3935 —
Seamless hoslery :
Boarding «ue 3 F RRUNENES ENS mm——— ——— 3 A 36 Br Si seme, mmr ope is 36 | »
DFRING cis mmm mmm mm i 12 * 1 % 2 * 8 * mmm on, te i Sh ————————, 7 ——_ pr —‘— a
ER BI IIE ace eee me eee me me ee eee em e 45 * WF eeesnineeimms eg =
Knitting-rib WOrk wemooooooeooecceees 87 0% 31 - 2 LE 4 * 2 BE smamimeimmmmm: mmm———"———— Zz,
Knitting-string work o.oo. _____. 5 + 9 Br A 2 * 14 x a Yemen Q -

i A a mR 1 *
Toad” 00 98 ssl 15 61 1% 55.7
Tees T0000 88 19.2 wm Tee Tam Thee

204, 10.0 12 60.3 us td 3.3
157 000 #12 9 57 11 7d
208 100.0 30 14.4 5 2.4 113 83.2
330 | 160.0 221, 67.0 26, T.9 8 5.1
8 * eee eee ee 8 *
621 100.0 185 20.8 52. 8.4 384 | 61.3
1 * 5 im 1: ed
194 100.0 Thr 018 106 si
1000 84 490 16 94 71] 415
100.0 S07 36.7 172: 7.0 1390, 56.3
ie]

FeTe311) 1 F- A — i
Machine fixing =m emer emee|
Maintenance oom cmemamemeean
Mending —cveceecenmmcam mem m——————
PREEIIR  aoi mom woo oie immm insmm
PAITIIE wnmmemmmmmm ins mmmmm wm mmm
PISSING cre cmmemomom meme emma memes “
BAVOUNDT  cuvenrimetiemmimm mgm mms Pn msm ms Fm
Seaming and wWeltiDf —eccceemocaceeer  -. y  pe—— a —— i ———
3eparating tODS cocomooemeremcommame memcmofemmmmenc lamas emer momma mmm mamma meme
[S163 51731 VU IO a Demme emma mee 2 *
Splice CULLING coececmemme mma ccm mae mmm mm mm ema ee el
TOPPING eommecamicamen meee eam lommmm ean mmemmame ame emoee maemo mmm em—n amme————
Turning aeeeee-. a os i nos om mr ro
WINAIDE oe omewmemememmmeeam mm mmmm mee |eecmn cnn macnn momen mmn mmm mmm mmo mma | mores mm mn amma
DBEE imran | 38’ * 19 * 9 ¥ 10 *
Total reporting a 7 | 100.0 67 3.2 48] m1 56 32.7
Hours not recorded —evememmmmoua--! 234 femme foe ecm imme mm | mmm em mn | mm em em mre
— ————————r—rtareses tn + ee apt. | trp. tte sn te FC FU —
TE FS,
»Por pent not comniited wheres the hase is less than 100

33 E 8 Ee eon eS] 47 ]
Tes TATTLE ~
78 « . 9g' w 2 * 8! =
36 » 51 0% em enn 31, +
TT I I TT TT TITTY TT
er tl SE SS 1! *
4! Ys 5 i »
Cy TETRIS OTE TET
108 100.0 46 42.6 ann 62 57.4
3 * ee mee——— momma 8 *
38; * . 2 : 1] + 17 *
14 * 4 : 10» at
£77 © 100.0 137 | 28.7 4 .8 336 | 70.4
end Co . | oe a mm rep cme, el Jl WR.

Iv
        <pb n="48" />
        Table VI. Variation from Scheduled Weekly Hours by Geographical District and Sex

Full-fashioned hosie- :
Philadelphia county

Total B
‘Women

Other counties
Women
Num- Per
ber | cent
0 +
wr
1 7.
eo... 376 CW eine
08 cere 198 | 0 oT oon 0 TEE

Berks county

Northampton county '
Women

Variation from scheduled hours

Men

yo.

Women

Num-; Per
ber cent

Num- Per
ber 'eent

“um-“ap


Tm

Ww vi

Pull ine «coavumsninomims: Creme ae
IVErtime eee een
Modertime «oom.

207
479
RI9

Fi
16.9
33.3

LY. 3

1
1200

HA:

Total reporting hours ...........__.._.__ 2528 100.0 2460 100.0 891
Hours mot recorded ooo ooo... _____. 1407 ---e--i 1850 ooo.) 1002...
TOtal moomoo as | 519 — 1393 —....] 1968 1_____.

Beamless hosiery
Philadelphia eounty
Women

Patel

Berks eounty
Men

Marthampton county |

Other counties
“Tari ‘Women
Num-, Per
her gent

Variation from seheduled hours

Afr mn

Womr~

Num-!
haw

Wnmen

Te ay

yg.

Yer
pont

*um-| Per
har | pant

Num: ’
ber

-

* Taye

"amy

oc nt

g-} Ver
#*¢ pent

TH .
nay

Full HIB consumes m—————
IVETtime oot mae.
TABIHIIND om ccm scars ~ aS  m Siid

WR
73.4
Kd ‘100.0 123 100.0 2 ’ © -] 308 ' 100.y
69 jaeen. 462 LE . 81 [mmm § mmm] 69 ee’ 155 lennon 768 jee.
—_ To mem e—— Tn nme Pe
Total mee. —oeeee- 805 moon 1802 feet TL Le BSS 16 TT i Tt ol TOT
*Per cent not computed where the base is less than 100

RL
4
52.0

Aan

SE

Pl
il.
        <pb n="49" />
        Table VII. (a) Weekly Earnings hv Occupational Classification, Men
Full-fashioned hosiery
Opopnational classification

Weekly earnings

Under $ occol anveene
*5 and under f f o.....
6 and under —————
7 and under ap
* 8 and under ————
9 and under ooo...
%10 and under Ra
*11 and under ————
312 and under  ._...-213
 and under = on...
$14 and under “———
$15 and under Pawan
$16 and under memm——
M7 and under ag
£18 and under J
£19 and under ? ._._..:
B20 and under 1 ____..
$21 and under  ..._..
$22 and under ee
$23 and under 4 ......
$24 and under 75 _..._.
$25 nnd under 8 .eao.-#26
 and under 7 ..__..
B27 and under © __.._.
$28 and under I een.
$29 and under J __-..
830 and under 1 o..-_.
$31 and under 32 ooo...
$32 and under 3 oo...
$33 and under 84 _....-|
$34 and under 85 oo...
85 and under "36 ._. _..!

Total

Nung- |
ber

Per
cent

v
6
19
37
=3
81
128

3

Ie

&amp;gt;,

1
‘LR
Kx
tod
1.6
=

7

i
9
1 6

Boarding

Dyeing

Examining

Knitting,
footing

Number


Per
cent

Number


Per
cent

Number


Per Num--cent
 ber

Per
cent

Femme mame cman meme en eem———— ar
8B eens jeanne comme 1.2
{mn ————— a a io Li i ms A ——
I a cen Sh
1 8B eect meme tmm emo eccen comm meee
rw mame -——- meme rte. caer. ———
rom——————— am seed 1 2
————— a a—— 1 mo eee mmm
nS moni ii ie} $B Jimmy SR
ammmmrn omnes ac aon ma ——— 1: 2
arom FRR St 1, .2
Fi ears eR HES
aan gil 8: 6
on cam——n e—— 4: 8
2 Lemus rca ge ali
Locaee — 1 2
8 aeun! femme 21 4
B Lous) % Deis] 2 4
BR foment nig bem morn me mmm nb mini
BD Loamamin bem ’ 2
i Re RA
Bee

0
Ni

Knitting,
legging

Num- | Per
ber | cent

bo
2

Knitting
helpers

Looping

Machine
fixing

Maintenance

Num- !
ber

Per
cent

Number


Per
cent

Num-i Per
ber | cent

Num- | Per
har cent

TI IIT
ri re een es 7
I tn
rr ieee Sa
: cere i 2! ‘
= Co wn sm 4 1.7
I lommamen [mm fromm 7
TT I tt
i [sien | Em
ms bots rer cris
emmaelsrensan gamle
oe To
pI
ep
omer erg oo
= mmr | me weep
pa

5
-
4
1
9
4
8
t.0
7
0
-B
L-2

-8
&amp;amp;
8.4
2.5
8.0

Jt
        <pb n="50" />
        Table VII. (a) Weekly Earnings by Occupational Clagsification, Men— (Continued)
= Full-fashioned hosiery :
Occupational classification

( |
| + Knitting,
Total Boarding | Dyeing Examining ' footing

Weekly earnings

Knitting,
legging

— —_—
Knitting | Machine
helpers Looping fixing Maintenance

Num- Per Num-: Per | Num- Per 'Num- Per 'Num-' Per
ber  eent © ber : cent! ber . ccnt © ber cent = ber eent

§ : i | i
Num- Per Num- Fer | Num- | Per |Num-| Per  Num- Per
ber cent ber | cent : ber . cent | ber | cemt ber cent

836 and under $37 __.__.
$87 and under $38 _._.___
38 and under $39 ____._
39 and under $40 ______
40 and under #41 ____..
11 and under $42 .___._
{2 and under £43 ._.._.
13 and under ¢ ......
4 and under 5 ..__..|
t5 and under 3 __.__.
6 and under 7 __..._
7 and under 3 ______
18 and under =~ ....._
®9 and under - Rn
™ and under © ______
© and under { * ______
and under ¥ 3 ____._
* and under ‘4 ___.___
* and under M5 _...._:
and under $56 _____.|
&amp;gt; and under $57 _.__...°
7 and under §°8 ______
"and under $59 ____..
and under $60 ._..__
and under $61 ._.__.
and under $2 __....
#2? and under $63 __.._.
123 and under ("4 __.__.
}64 and under ! 5 ___._.
$65 and under $66 ......
$66 and under $67 _..._.
$67 and under $68 _.....!
B68 and under $69 ____..

CTT III III
Lmao em
TTT
2
: 1 mmm HOE
TE III II
mn bi mt [a wi in i imim i
i 1 pore emf
III
mmr ests i i
‘ 1 Jin onions fo vr mom er somes er
amen mm cn mo isos ho ii
mee mee eae
HE ren Bi Sremessrrel sere
re dare e—— ct e——
B Leino mime
eminem emacs
mmm em
! I | |
gee eee rem
1 8 cman mmm sn
mT

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3
jos

mem me mmm em mre fmm me Ss t.4
mmm ee 3 1.7
vo ITIL TITTY LL 0s 1a
YL A he Vr mn Ao SS i FT
res eee Ce TT
ee mee mel TTT
bess a] sma wpptgtamimit] 1 fmm 3 1.3
mmm rms omens mma ainmannen omen bi 4
mmm memee ns meen me Y: Licsmans amu wii,
mmm emer mend 8 eee
me mm mn een 8. Lummis] 8, 1.3
mm ——————— A i A 1: 4
mon gee remem eee 2 .8
TTT pom megeeeee TYG
em et ee eae ee
a freee 1 4
1 | i Ea I —
ramen mame oer eee enon een
- Gren gs Si I LS
spam a Hm a memes X A
momen [mee women aan Re mi ER Son
TE  —, cece me————
femme omen remmeen TTI III I
mmm mmm common amma em emma) 1: 4

6
4
1.0
1.F
.€
1

&amp;amp;
38

4
10 1.6 «7

Ll .

TTT ITI TTT III TTY TTA
ST IT TTT ree ere meeeemma ome ie
mses mn anon Lan i i LRA i (mm—— mm aaas [cme a. in ree m——— ———————————— on — ——{——
rs IIIT
mnie nae rs rete rst meee rem ene eee beer eestor enti
; : | i mena ——— mmm m—— tor —
TT en mr
RE am RE te re mlmm——r—— eter serene peers ree SR
eee ee ee ae] . | oe ee ee ae
i TTT TTT I
AE RA gs roa ira eee] |
TL Tw PROS SO, nl ie Mn ROSARY
STE, YI. J AA SR. Sn Jo———— emma eben pm ie i
remem} mem armen ene mmm mmm | means ere een me me en eee
NN TT emi XB TITTY TG
famm—— scrote rete pnt mm ———————— | i wo Fn CRE Sm
TT TT TT TT
mms mm mmm lm mmm mmm mm em cememn commen mam een BUR A RR
5h: se isms princi srs sms soins st oem mere mre dma |e montane ered nt RG Ae
Br a! mam wma eae 6 68 mec cree) 18 eee 2 8
TOLAl —oooemocemceeneee] 3935 | 100.0 319 100.0 73: &amp;lt; EA 516 100.0 1176 100.0 948 | 100.0 for 4° * | 288 100.0
Median weekly earnings $32.49 |... 43356 _______ $056 .._____ $16.95 $70.08 ___. W767 _._ ®AW I... ‘soso sme...

7

JY
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        <pb n="51" />
        Table VII. (a) Weekly Earnings by Occupational Classification, Men— (Continued)
Sull-fashioned hosiery
Occupational elassification
I | i
Sorting | Topping | Turning |

Winding Other
 Num- | Per | Num- Per Num- | Per Num- Per Num- | Per
ber | cent | ber cent | ber ' cent | ber | cent ber | cent

Weekly Earnings

Nam- | Per | Num. | Per , Num | Fer | Num | Per
ber | cent | ber cent | ber | cent i ber | eent

Under $6 o_o. eal oem mn ss re ERIE w— ——————] . i a 2! 8
t5 and under ! 6 ee emt eae | ee er ee me wm ig a Senn 2 .5
6 and under : 7 TT mmm ee 2 eer amen ee re ee ne
7 and under * mmm mem cen TTT 1 coer een 0 ee eee tem me] 1 .3
Sand under + TT TTI mignon SESTIR eam er ee eee
» and under ToT wr —————— 1 JAS meres derma Nm 4 rr gnm— 5 1
J and under = __ITTTTTTTTTT 1 lenin mmm mires. 2 ss omer SO —— TV wmmmmmLooen 1 ecg g, 8
Vand under © TTT 1 Te DEVRU SS —— A —— Cops pms simi) J ¢ 1
ad ander tL ee TT TTI m6 TTL 8 TT a
“anf under: Lo... ____ iT TITTTTTTTTTTTT momo ee em em ac fmm oo _ ot is J — — 2
‘and under ! | __CTTTTTTTTTTT Tmm p— ER. 4 .n 2a. Sol ik 8.
andunder § 3 oe TE 1 A 1.7 VL 4.
&amp;gt; and under &amp;amp; 7 armas meei——— tbe were wa— 1 — ramp jen aen L sim; seman isin :
BRA URGE § ° ooo TT [3 | JS, 1s .
and under f rma ome nar mmm ne eee 2 ITT mmm mmmrenn 1 ieee 2
and under © een TC eer a ——— ee ) Dnt ei aiaed [2
and under mmm mmo maemo lemme eee fee emo ee 1 |meirta 1 mmmean gl EL 1 ees ‘
and under TITTIIT rr eee cnt 2 eececefpesernn] me I L Lemus
and under ee [cam mmm mm mmm meme em een | B Linn] arlene mm msm fmm
and under mmm cree mm eee Wiis - foerercan] TTT 1. wd mi
and under mmm an oem lemme me Zrii hmmm: mrcsme—t 1. fmm imitate mmm mmm——— we fmm mis
and under mmm me meee TTT TTT 1 Lith ee epee Si SRS J
and under me een fn en mmm tan mmm |e meen E femme 1 Len entre sf fasts
and under meme meme em em mm mcm mmm | mmo omens EMME Hmmmbrmn por mmateae mre ene
"and under eam Set emit ierremn lemme een (EE sabe] paramere aie Smee ¥, fem
and under TIT en en ne A i i mmennn inane] 2 Lim
J and under mmm me ee ee im mmm | eee em me mean ao mmm eames
1 anC under meen seme mmm fe meee men cme cece em Cee ret em fri mmm eee {mmm
52? and under Soom me nl Aimmre frm rere wom mat smmevieissics Sismis bomen meee 1 Er
$33 and under mmm mete me oman TT gan, wel “ momma 2 en
[34 and under mesmo mee mn een fc wen naechuncassslonmnine NE. rem oe ee ee
$36 and under ee ee ee meme mmm ee remem ee em ee ea 1s
$36 and under mmm ————— mt tn em [mon man enn mene bem ——— ttm feat rf nse  seensy wae eh mt Tsai 5 Lm i eye ern
$37 and under ERs i ome ~apmmen ements TTT EAE La Erie i mE 1 BD emer mmm 1 Ceci

338 an( under
139 and under
HO and under
B41 and under
*42 and under
*43 and under
"44 and under
B45 and under
M6 and under
347 and under
"48 and under
B49 and under
*50 and under
$51 and under !
52 and under *
353 and under
54 and under ©
55 and under *
“56 and under
*57 and under *
58 and under ©
39 and under
60 and under
251 and under
*s2 and under *
$3 and under ¢
S4 and under ©
65 and under *
“86 and under *7
#67 and under if
*8 and under '
69 and under
70 and under
#71 and under
¥72 and under
+73 and under
}74 and under
876 and under
*76 and under
~77 and under
578 and under
£79 and under
880 and under
$81 and under
882 and under
$83 and under
$24 and under
£35 and under

eee m— mm etc cm mn ————— mm ——— oo m—— em rm 1 eens Ee ER Sp —— a o—— arr J ——
br  camnmnn mma was aune memmmes case animes loceosan —oee=ee ET™T 8 femme iets mere wer
Tm I. | — —— - 9 —————— —————— Aw t——— ————————
ee eer ——_— Tr a a mm emma iii
TT TT ail Ta 1 fcemmnamimm mmm joer em mmm
IE se pass Tiegugegemnet] | IIT
TTT a moma = mmmmm mmmmmeommcmmee cmosaes —oeeses mmmeme mame semen 10 fem mmmn mmm mmm
ee  cmramm mam eee een mmm mmm [em aime 2mm mn mamma
&amp;gt; ARIE ee oes aon elem relma eer GREE memo ee Ee w—%
Fe eee ee ms a wm amg Ae meeng a Lemme wa eto weer] 2 5
TI me lowe rere omer * teem v— ! 2 meee eeeegoreoee ITT TTS
mmm mmm mmm met mien fmm | mm mm mm fe mmm nme mms mmm meme femme Cmooses memes |mmoooas cosmees ees :
eee cm mmm ecm momma meme em ammo mean ewe
3 ee ee reece times immo oe common mmm momo sams ooo ome ame] 1 2
———! ened amamsnaannaen AR m—— lS 1 2 TT Iam wines 1 .
a i : 2 3 1 . a a mma fm ———— ——————
Te a am am wm mT mts. mmm wesc mmm, worsens |
femme et —— A. iam me Wott eS 1 .8
em ree III TI I II TY TT I I TT TT TI
ee me een mam ammo een ome
I en ee mem mens aeons an anf come
Cerone omen emer oe omen more or I I I
= ee er mn meen eee
mr — leanne i 1 0 om mma ojomemm meal 2 oF
HRA enen] eres mrlor mmm wm oS ean i wwalimisiilsstineslamgen wemmmnlararn err =a ln SER
ee ee ee ee me ems enon mm enna
I etl mmm 19 eee samme meee. 1 ;
=m reese seme ems een meme remem ere em
Se ee on en oman 81 LT mememen en meee) mn meen memeenn
Een rere mete] emer mae mmm mn mn nomen
mm ma fn ns mmm alm fm 2 mmm | mm i ; =
mm eo one ee es
Sonne eo ee re re nee
i em ames woman ier emo Sn stereo meen a
RE i | ee mm rem men eeeeee
ere beter aie I ee eee meee
OS NE SR meena] TT ea eee cnn fname fea femme cman
oe ee ee men mmo eee eee
Tm ————————= =m Tm | isnt Lommel ome 1 5 Lis rome ee ma eee wom
remem frre ene ren eee fee III a le CI TT

8
1.8
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        <pb n="52" />
        Table VII. (a) Weekly Earnings by Occupational Classification, Men— (Continued)
- Full-fashioned hosiery TT
Occupational classification

Weekly Earnings

Mending

Packing

Pairing

Seaming

Numhor


Per
cent

Number


Per
rent

Number


Per
cent

Num- | Per
ber oent

#86 and under $87 ooo mm mn em [me mmm amma eon een
B87 and under $88 eee tare ———— me mmm me Se eee [aaa mm men mee
388 end under #% ______________ TTC meee fmm cme em le cece eee
$80 and under $90 oe meen [cme———— eames immman— a———e——
$90 and over o_o... ____. + mmm em ee ee me ee mn.
DOMBL cin acssmammmmm mmm i mic rem mmm
Median weekly earnings ..._._._____

memclennnann eee mnn $28. 7 A

Sorting

Topping

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Per
cent

Num- © Per
ber cent

TTT 2s

na

117
— 822.87 1...

cn

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Turning

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Per
cent

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ber

Per
cent

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ber ' cent

ty | E——————_

——— | tee ni mmm | i mmm en ———
878 100.0

een $24.98

2A
yn

*Per cent not computed where the base Is | less than 100,
“Median not computed where the number is less than 15.
        <pb n="53" />
        Table VIL. (b) Weekly Earnings by Occupational Classification, Women
TT " YTullfashioned hosiery To
Occupational classification

Total

Boarding Dyeing Examining |

Knitting,
footing

Knitting,
legging

Knitting
helpers

Looping

Machine
fixing

Maintenance

Weekly earnings

Under $5 __._
$5 and under .
36 and under ¢
$7 and under §
$8 and under
$ 9 and under
$10 and under
$11 and under
312 and under
$13 and under
$14 and under
$15 and under
$16 and under
$17 and under
$18 and under
$19 and under
$20 and under
$21 and under
$22 and under
323 and under
324 and under
225 and under
$26 and under
$27 and under
$28 and under
$29 and under
$30 and under
331 and under
$3? and under
333 and under
$34 and under
$35 and under
$38 and under
$37 and under
¢28 and under

[p—
¥ ceri
a TC
7mm
5 TI
Taw
"98 www
330 mee

Number


Per
cent

Num- Per Num- Per
ber cent ber cent

Num- Per
ber cent

Num- Per
ber cent

Be mmm mmm mm————, i
meme memmas emcee leemema— —————— a————
Ty TTT 28 Taman mn
TIE aren mmeinam——— I
I T=;
 |
TET ES TTT
amr mmmw——a—— momen jeanne
SB RA an mm mmm =
NP Sy mmm eae
IIIT I
een meme mere TTT
|
ea — a —— Bsns
J — ARH Ate
TTT EAN. poy
|
PF — i OR Sp
———————————— WB tment
i |
momen memes me se mn ome fee
E Frmeewmeemeeaieeem LW atin mtn
le  —— —;  ————— ——— ——————i

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on

7

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2
HR
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%

23
190
2

15
156
138
171
150
120
(74
1

38
26
17

6
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Num- Per
ber cent

Num-' Per
bor cent

Ss ——
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sass LR | RR A ER
CII
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mma imme mm—— | —— eo —————
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cent

Num- | Per Num- Per
ber | cent ber cent

TIE mmo RRR
em—— TE nna
m—— me | 2 eemnena
Tm
Tom TT
i ————s em
emo en mon mma
oor
mS fm ——
mimi | Ay
mmm reo Nuon see
mmm {wenn ———————e
|r sp
meeoese foes ——————
TTT
comrmn {mmm en meen
ema oa—— en nmm—-—————
EA Samar —
mememenlammmaan Dini it wn

mn it

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        <pb n="54" />
        Table VIL. (b) Weekly Earnings by Occupational Classification, Women—— (Continued)
’ Full-fashioned hosiery TT
Occupational classification

Total

Boarding ' Dyeing Examining

Knitting,
footing

Knitting,
legging

Knitting,
helpers

Looping

Machine
fixing

Maintenance

Weekly earnings

Numher


Per
cent

Num- Per
ber eent

Number


Per Num-'
eent ber

Per
cent

Num- Per
ber eent

#39 and under
$40 and under
41 and under
42 and under
®43 and under
*44 and under
*46 and under
*46 and under
37 and under
?42 and under
"49 and under
=f and under
351 and under
$52 and under
$53 and under
$54 and under
}56 and ander
356 and under
$57 and under
358 and under
59 and under
60 and over

40 Emini] —————  ———— on Bea A SS a
bos ee momma ome 1 20 imme: w——
2 J itp nt mA. win rere eee. w—
= . ees mn pum i— TTT
—- AN XE
— Ty TT rr
———— I nummer Git moe mmm: evermore
I an IT me oT
mend A So a
HR Sr
om fe me re meme |e,
mm a men me em mm meen me fre enn it amen
wo LTT ITT TT
FU eo i RR SEG SRA WH Hemme meter bree —— bre——
et 8d ee ee reel.
Total ooneeeooe| 4319 | 100.0 | 83% ieee! 883 100.0 eee fom.
Median weekly earnings '$20.77 ‘coco 1923.99 oocmooicoooorcloeee $14.08 moe

Num- Per
ber cent

Num- Per
ber eent

Num-: Per
ber eent

Num-! Per
ber | cent

Rum-| Per
ber ' sent

————— re | G0 mmm——— mem m——— memes mm ———
I TT
ome pp A eR Re EE A re Tt on
TTT
i ; ;
at Sonititi mm ta eormemmmmmmmeed Smee Ieee re
vse ve 1 og em mm ft 0 Lm re teens
emo oe ne 631 1000 Lo 8S
mime mea meme $21 AB wm iia
        <pb n="55" />
        Table VII. (b) Weekly Earnings by Occupational Classification, Women—— (Continued)
” Full-fashioned hoslery oT ’
Occupational elassification

Weekly Earnings

Under $5 _._.
} 5 and under
6 and under
k 7 and under
k 8 and under
P 9 and under
$10 and under
P11 and under
$12 and under
$13 and under
p14 and under
316 and under
316 and under
B17 and under
318 and under
$19 and under
t20 and under
*21 and under
22 and under
223 and under
*24 and under
25 and under
26 and under
327 and under
®8 and under
20 and under
30 and under
*31 and onder
332 and under
$32 and under
$34 snd under
335 and under
$36 and under
837 and under
£38 and under 33S

mmm m————————————

Mending

Number


Per
cent

’
4
0

0

Packing

Pairing

Number


Per
cent

Num- | Per
ber eent

2
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4
ammo ve memo

4,
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3d
1.8
5.6
4.9
10.1
9.1
4.5
k.6
5

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19

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16
14
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Number


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Turning Winding

Other

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cent

Number


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Num-: Per
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TI
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2.2
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        <pb n="56" />
        Table VII. (b) Weekly Earnings by Occupa tional Classification, ‘Women— (Continued)
Full-fashicned hosiery }
Oecupational classification

Mending

Packing Pairing ' Seaming

Sorting ' Topping

Turning

Winding

Other

Weekly earnings

Numher


Per
cent

Numher


Per
rent

Number


Per
cent

Num- | Per
ber cent

mm mn i LRG be i rm mm, 2 .
mm enim mm 1 4
TTT EE
a mm——— TCT III TTT
-——— mm ———————— | ————
crm ETE a mo rn m—
ee LT I TT —
rm emo mmmm—e mmm immo lame | 1 4 2: .3
i mre em 1 13 emmmentummmleisnslaminn, 4 2
TE  ———— mA RET SANA mt ote, re om 5
creer ere memset w—r— om A Stir
mm a 5 i BR RT TR SAA} Sommerer ie wr stare 1 2
KI
Tota! eocaemmee ———— 424 © 100.0 231 100.0 © 288 ' 100.0 679 | 100.0
Median weekly earnings ...........__ 321.87 __.____ $17.89 ._____ 17.74 __.____ $21.90 _.._
*Percent not computed where the base is less than 100.
**Median not computed where the number is less than 15.

839 and under
#40 and under
341 and ander
“42 and under
43 and under
$44 and under
'45 and under
6 and under
17 and under
18 and under
49 and under
*50 and under
*51 and under
52 and under
#53 and under
54 and under
355 and under
356 and under
$57 and under
$58 and under
$59 and under
860 and over

Num- Per
ber cent

Number


Per
cent

Numher


Per
eent

Num- Per
ber eent

Num- | Per
ber ' cent

veel Ie BT mre mmm oi Sg WS
remem 4 la lI TI III IIIT
TTY TTY IIIT I
ITT Ty IIIT I rr
IT TT Tr Tr rr re eee
ete man eos meee A a
en ree TE lores
: i a ssnitmmn hm mem meee mm————————
TT I TT em ee ee mene
Taf | 1000 2 +s 1000 2% 1000
oem tl wT e000 313.54

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—
        <pb n="57" />
        Table VIL. (¢) Weekly Earnings by Occupational Classification, Men

Seamless hosiery TT
Occupational classification

Total : Boarding Dyeing Examining

Rnitting,
rib work

Knitting, |
string work

Looping | Machine
fixing

Maintenance’

Mending

Packing

Weekly earnings

Under ~ oo... ER
$5 and under "6 ...._.
#6 and ander $7 .____.
$7 and under ¢ 8 ._____
?8 and under £9 ______
9 and under © 0 _.._..
"1¢ and under 1 ______
“1 and under 2 ______
-2 and under femme
3 and under mee
14 and under » ___.__
815 and under A ______
316 and under Temes
317 and ander deen
318 and inder ‘9 __....
*19 and under ) __..._.
"20 and ander i Lo...
21 and ander I
#2? and under a
22 snd under ——
4 and under —————
}2¢ and under sn rsa
% and under —————
“t and under —
°¢ and. under [RR
$26 and under Poel
330 and under 1 __..__
331 and under 2 __._..
$32 and under ? ..__..
$33 and onder © _.__..
$34 and under + __..__
$35 and under 6 o.-__-$36
 and under R7 ._....
837 and under B38 -.__..

Num- Per
her cent

3.

Le
2.0
2.2
7
2.5
1.2
3.7
2.0
1,7
2.4
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3.4
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14
12
18

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20
6
10

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Number


Per Num- Per
cent ber cent

Num-, Per
ber | cent

Num- ! Per
her cent

Num- Per Num- Per
ber cent. ber cent

Numher


Per
cent

Num-' Per Num- Per
ber ' cent ber cent

Num-. Per
ber cent

db mma-- —————— a —— _—r——— wT me
ib BD AH Sm mmm mmm] mem a ——
mm mm | mmm ——— mm me] 2 mmm
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pny, Tsien a aT —— 2 ican
FY A: Ge sc —
i —— i JE I EE
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ror me mmo f— ee —— vemos ee
mmm ee RO
—— Yai meebo reememem 7 ieee TL
—— 1 et ce mmm &amp;amp; Hm ERR
mg 1 acon ra ce — ———"— 1 ee m————eee
m————— —— a ——— —— m= a=m——— B Lin Bot mmm ——-om
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— 1 LTT 1. y ITT
wien TB mma rme———————_gn, STR WAAR nt Shes
Y erie 1 ee cee mmm 8 ee 1 em m——— ee
Dm ————— ——— — ——————;c1 —n—— i | i mie mi mm 3 mR
RR | J Bi me

L creme e———————— 9 Lime lc cear - rr em
ei mm———— Si o_O TT Sp T_T ——— —
TC ———— i ——— rem fm ———— lm ———— ———— arenes cmmeee mean —————
B sre commen mma. sy es seo i ny SR re Fe Ri HR ii
8 one comme mmm cman mam——n m————— memo mo——— man nen a ——
i sts Sri i: smc sina. mite wire wmasmslmmnm wwensl) A Vaemsin
CA RR ~ RR RS] | 48 wm women] wo me bs eo.
mom momen mmm mm mre mmm nm Ybor meme emer emi
1 oe emi enna] 21 1.9 8 me me
En. RR mm A ER 0 WR, RB A, i is
1 ee eee em ern meme omen cme ome ma————
fmm —mmme m——————————————— 1 coiieramiet msm es es hermes meio
ITT TT Ty LIL Ir I
Tm meme a ATA Sm HS ei
$m: wan 1 fmm mon me | 1 ee.
TTY mest’ a—— i MN Si
TTT TT LITT III
-———— mommies mene ea
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ee J
———— ——— sinless Sa mn ————
mmm en een
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        <pb n="58" />
        Table VII. (¢) Weekly Earnings by Occupational Classification, Men-— (Continued)
Seamless hosiery
Occupational classification

Total Boarding | Dyeing |Examining ! Knitting,
rib work

Knitting, | Looping | Machine
string work fixing

Maintenance! Mending Packing

Weekly earnings

3¢ and under
39 and under
40 and under
‘1 and under
2 and under |
13 and under
14 and under
156 and under
“46 and under
47 and under
48 and under
19 and under
+50 and under
‘51 and under
32 an under
53 and under
*54 and under
*55 and under
%56 and under
}57 and under
458 and under
"59 and under
*60 and under
81 and under
52 and under
53 and under
34 and under
35 and under
"66 and under
37 and under
$68 and under
$60 and under
$70 and under
$71 and under

Fg ( Cr |
Yum-| Per 'Num-| Per Num. | Per Num: Per | Num- | Per
ber cent : ber cent. ber 'cent | ber cent | ber i eent

| | ; } : ; ’
Num-, Per Num- Per | Num-| Per | Num-| Per Num. Per Num-, Per
ber cent ber eent! ber ' cent! ber ' cent ber cent ber | cent

TY MR SO ren Te RA" AT —————————— LCI
Wiha GR ao mA 1 mmm meme mmm 8 ree eee cme —————aa—— BF ici mm pp min
a en emg mmres mmm mmm emer.
fmm, meses HEH Sd, HA HA Sn 1 emo eee eae 1 coco commen com emma
sem mon ——— o——— _————— 1 aE EE Ton LR sms seme ete
wim 1 [mmm sorimndimmmmn Y ee mee ———— IR ER, ERROR, hn SAAR, WSR For
meme mmetoe em reme meses secon msec memes mmees el mca ———— —m— L cama mans mann mmm ———y
mmm mon mmo ee os cite cms men eee mee mma 1 ee ee meee
RT SR gs A Sa A TL re. m————
TT To Tm mmm mmm womens A A
rm —————— {a —— 1 tt 0 ot 0 -— 5 WW mana manne cmd ae rev. wrm——
mmmmane mannan mmaren amnmen mr———— momm—n loans la moma ammo oem mm bemmman ame 3 Cini Sa SH
mmm jenn marae en [eemae a mura asses mmmemmn mmmem meee comm memes mm mmm men ee mame we maaan
, rr remem te, pms oo To Tor rn
a mmmmen meas EE w—————— Sm Em. Ran a] 8° AB iin wenn wees wim Semele ema
. vege nog mma mare boo e Ammer nem ——— —— EE ——— ET — Tl
wine] 1 OO SOO OA OOS 1 ofp Sam m————-———————
ry 1 +8 wwe wl I SAIL 0 ie SRA 1 8 eee ee ee ee omen
a  — wre vee
TL TT rn ee
J
RR An Enmore wn wm a on OR BR OIE GRAS RRR ww AAA Seaman AR SL a Sr —— Cn ———'

78 and under A a oS ——— 7 7 2 2 90 BA i SBT SB A 511 A 1 11 A 110 Treen wm—— ne err
’4 and under Te fr Rt RL RE Se HER SMT SL | SHRM [WT MR WER AAR BR 447) mm mann, meen a a
STEERS rma SARA) BEF fone A SEAS ERI bd GRE EASE SST EE WR SSE RU eg Sepa oenepienere wie) neuer lees
~ and under ~ om mann: mn seesto osm Tm nl mr alo. tn tm et tam to ret YE tt. hm IIIT
+ and under _— ee ee on eo | SoS mens Somos moos ae mn we mmm emt mmr omens
3 and under ed FR Rn ER AS ER PSI, RnR SE R.A HU. 27
2 and under fem rm mmm mmm mmm me meinem mamee romeo mmm mon men a eas ng rie un
30 and under oe mee eo ce oc mms ome [fee ms Coen enna ag ts tri Fee ea a
31 and under i 1 WB msl we a GS. ——— et 9 rime een|emen eee ee
"2 and under memes mmm momen men mmm men mmm mean mn men mm free ooo ren naman meee wwe emma fpr meme meee wean
13 and under rr NE mms mm mmr ee fom merino som immra mimo mii semarsmiain, mamnimimon sho nn REE a GBA CA AUR TS sn ss
5 and under TT TT SS SET eS TS MTS wR STR memmn mewn | anna nnn Tn wana Semeean ERE Seemann {eran meen meen
36 and under mem memo ctmere commas emeae mmm mere ———a—e ————— i i a ER To TTT TI TT TT
6 and under rm mmr mm mi AR: SR in AHS, eri oe RL A EAN HR rm rr em eee —
:37 and under memo emmeeimmmoe SmSeAI | STAEITEAES SEER SSSRRR SaTES{remmes wemewt|ammmees nee Smee umes meee mane seamen meen emt ren ee
I ae waa a aa rr
$89 and under $90 eeeeooeeo- mmm meee me femme fo ome eee eee ee fen momen ER TT
eat pita asm sn aie soe psa aml mere me rrr i a | : | :
[rei iti gt mie | pie ppm——| iii Sree ite Spit pi ee v i } pn
Total eee 405 100.0 | ® ! 20! ® oeeenn.] BL ® S1| * emi 106 100.0 36. * moan mommnn} 3 ;
- | | | : i Serle mre ee i mt SS mes pm mpm SR
Median weekly earnings $25.99 .....$18.50 |... 828.80 |... 'soro0 | __ 1524.99 | 1840.28 R499 I. ____ nem

n
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        <pb n="59" />
        Table VII. (¢) Weekly Earnings by Occupational Classification, Men— (Continued)
Seamless hosiery
Occupational Classification

Pairing

Pressing © Raveling

Seaming
and . Separating
welting tops

Sorting

Splice
cutting

I
Topping | Turning

Winding Other

Weekly earnings

Tnder » .._
5 and under .
6 and under
7 and onder
8 and under
9 and under
‘0 and under
11 and under
‘2 and onder
'3 and under
‘4 and under
5 and under
° and under
and under
and under
and under
* and under
tT and under
and under
and under
and under
and under
and under
7 and under
" and under
"9 and under
*,0 and under
21 and under
$32 and under
$32 and under
$34 and under
$36 and under
836 and under

$3 anC under
$38 anG under
339 and under
*40 and under
‘41 and under
42 and under
343 and under
*44 and under
*45 and under
146 and under
17 and under
11g and under
49 and under
30 and under
+51 and under
‘52 and under
133 and under
~54 and under
#55 and under
356 and under
$57 and under
358 and under
*59 and under
30 and under
51 and under
*32 and under
53 and under
34 and under
"5 and under
‘6 and under
37 and under
"8 and under
9 and under
0 and under
1 and under
2 ‘and under
'3 and under
"4 and under
75 and under
"6 and under
v7 anc under
78 and under
$79 and under
380 an’ under
$81 and under
$82 and under ¢
$83 and under $
$84 and under $85
285 and under $36

Num-| Per | Num- Per | Num- Per Num Per Num-| Per
ber | cent | ber | cent! ber cent! ber | cent | ber cent

Sum- Per Num. Per Num Per Num- Per Num| Per Num- | Per
ber - cent | ber ' cent ber | cent ber | cent ber | cent ber | cent

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Tm mm— Slam ee em ene eee SE Ty TT Le Te
TToTTmmmm meen } mee me ee eee I TI TTR _— | so min 2 jenn
ssa wo JE SA eer oI ene eee A WA os SOR Wo
wermmaraieereeefonsnsn] 1 renames steaeioteen Sms III III mmm a
remem 8 CS IT TE I rrr rir 7 ented oe po
: t [rem——— m————— set m en —————— i — mm ——— vm —— sam —— 1 -————— ——— b freien
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Se foo a entre sore ere meme er ns mn a
nan re repre maeene erro msi eee eS mm mmm
ems fummoeoane [song ctransnefuesne Fm meme mn ST SILT LILI Io
——— nae i re Ee a wsnsun
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mses cones Tn Gt Emm me PAE SO TO SEs | en
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meme emeoreees T0T  TT Tm
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ee earl Jeon pi SE r— TI IIIT i Ss a
emma rere preireeneen i Tn I TI TTI TI
rem ee ee een ween roam omemmeege cores
re fmm emer meee ee PA FS
SE ee A CIID SE ee
remem meme TT TT CII IS SAE i
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        <pb n="60" />
        Table VII. (c) Weekly Earnings by Occupational Classification, Men— (Continued)
TT Seamless hosiery TT .
Oecupational classification

Pairing

Pressing

Raveling

Seaming
and
welting

Separating
tops

Sorting

Splice
rutting

Topping

Turning

Winding

Other

Weekly earnings

Numher


Per
cent

Num-: Per
ber cent

Num-'
ber

Per : Num-|
cent © ber

Per Num-!
cent © ber

Per
cent

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— Fine atheros —,  — So omens’ iver ltteeitiod eet sae tomer heer
TOLAL oii og a : . : ;
Median weeklv earnings _.._. eb rs - “. i

$86 and under
$87 and ander
$88 and under
B89 and under
800 and over .

“Per cent not computed where the base is less than 100.
**Median not computed where the number is less than 15.

Num-!
ber

Per
cent

Number


Per Num-| Per Numcent!
 ber | cent: ber

Per 'Num-|
cent | ber |

Per  Num-| Per
cent © ber | eent

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5
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        <pb n="61" />
        Table VII. (d) Weekly Earnings by Occupational Classification, Women
- Seamless hosiery
Occupational Classification

Total

Boarding

Dyeing

Examining

Knitting
~ib work

Knitting
3tring work

Looping

Machine
fixing

Maintenanee

Mending

Packing

Weekly earnings

Inder ' ____. as
t+ 5 and under 6
- 6 and under §7 ..
7 and under § 8 __,
} 8 and under § 9 -.;
$ 9 and under ° 0 ...
$10 and under “il __
$11 and under 2 ..!
$12 and under 'S ..|
$13 and under ‘4 ..i
$14 and under “15 __!
$15 and under “16
$16 and under 7 ..
$17 and under 7 -.
$18 and under '9 __
$19 and under 7) .-$20
 and under 1 _.
$21 and under = ..
$22 and under 3 _.
$23 and under 4 ..
324 and under 5 ..
$5 and under "3 ..
$26 and under .
$27 and under
$28 and under
$29 and under
$30 and under
$31 and under
$32 and under
$33 and under
B34 and under
335 and under

Number


Per
cent

Number


Per
cent

Numher


Per
sent

Number


Per
cent

Num- Per
her cent

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Num- /
her

Per
cent

Num- ' Per
ber cent

Num- | Per
ber | cent

Num- | Per
ber cent

Num-' Per
ber cent

Num- | Per
ber | cent

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mem enenn IN mmm
1 Limes wissen | : 3 W—
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        <pb n="62" />
        Table VII. (d) Weekly Earnings by Occupational Classification, Women— (Continued)
- © = Seamless hogicrrv - ”
Occupational classification

Total

Boarding

Dyeing

Examining

Kuitting
rib work

Knitting
string work

Machine
fixing

Weekly earnines

Looping

Maintenance!

Mending

Packing

Num- | Per
her cent

Num-' Per Num-! Per
ber cent: ber ! cent

Num- |
hep |

Per
cant

Num-! Per
ber cent

Number


Per
cent

Number


Per
cent

Numhar


Per
rent

Number


Per
rent

Numhar


Per
cent

Num- ; Per
ber cent

$36 and under
$37 and under
538 and under
£39 and under
$0 and under
$41 and under
$42 and under
#3 and under
$44 and under
$45 and under
$6 and under
$47 and under
848 and under
}M9 and under
$50 and under
$51 and under
52 and under
$53 and under
B54 and under
$56 and nnder
$66 and under
$57 and under
%8 and under
$59 and under .
860 and nvar
Tota?
Median weekly earn- : | {
ngs sess lemsol__ I.

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re
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meer mee [cca [emcee fe e———— maples sere heeatleem——
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        <pb n="63" />
        Table VII. (4d) Weekly Earnings by Occupational Classification, Women— (Continued)

Seamless hoxlery
Occupational classification

Pairing

Pressing

Raveling

Seaming
and welting

Separating
tops

Sorting

Splice
cutting

Topping

Turning

Winding

Other

Weekly earnings

Onder 8 -.._..__-.
$5 and under $6 __
k 6 and under $7 _.
$ 7 and under $8 __
$8 and under $9 __
$ 9 and under £10 __
$10 and under $11 _.
$11 and under $12 __
$12 and under { 2 __
$13 and under © 4 _.
$14 and under 5 ._:
$15 and under *5 __
$16 and under : 7 __
$17 and under © __
$18 and under _.9 ..
$19 and under ™0 __
$20 and under “1 ..
$21 and under 2 ..
$22 and under * _.
$28 and under .
824 and under -
#95 and under -
$26 and under
®97 and under
#28 and under
$29 and under
$30 and under
$31 and under “
$32 and under © .
$33 and under $24
$34 and under $35
£28 and under 326

Nom-! Per Num-| Per
ter cent: ber | eent

Num- | Per
ber ' cent

Number


Per
sent

Number


Per
cent

Num- | Per Number
 cent ber

Per
sent

Number


Per
cent

Num- . Per
ber cent

Num- © Per
ber cent

Num- :@ Per
her | cent

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= TY ITT TTT PDE ETE mle 1 I
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remem mms maa ssw mepensy seman coon mm smememsimmenefrennreni seen ane en ens cmmmmenlonmane

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        <pb n="64" />
        Table VIL. (d) Weekly Earnings by Occupational Classification, Women— (Concluded)
—_— —_—— i
Seamless hosiery
Decupational Classification

Pairing

Pressing

Raveling

Seaming Separating
and welting tops

Sorting

Splice
cutting Topping Turning

Winding Other

Weekly earnings

Per  Num-' Per
cent: ber cent
mm ee fs mace mma mmm mam lam Dr —" a —
Tm SEER HR Hm ph reer mmr moms: eventos emt ten
imei mrsron mem Semen mm me cm me cm mm mn mma comme
Sem mens en mi ee a mmm ee tn ne
ee mtr rere re esun aman fos mms ae ies i
i ! | ! ! | | ee
mmm fem em ee ee ee ee
mmm ee ee eee mmen [mama fmm me m me meee cman om———
Pm lm smo bom oe ee em een
TU ri | nt IE OM he i Sn op A mr
en ee erm omen Ti A SSN mH ge 0 19 mm
meme eee een em TTT TTT —
i ! |
TT ee ee ee ee ee me
ee omer sera resem men
cere’ —— ieee ——T——tan Se —— EE
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TT rm rm me er mm ere meee en
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momma 38 xT Erg yen 0 0 +
je rm
Smee 1150 lense | sien &amp;lt;n
*Per cent not computed where the base is less than 100.
**Median not computed where the aumber is less than 15.

Num-' Per
ber cent

Num-. Per Number
 cent: ber

Per
cent

Num-! Per
ber cent

Num-| Per
ber | cent

Numnber


Per
cont

Number


36 and under
837 and under
3¢ and under
29 and under
40 and under
41 and under
"42 and under
“43 and under
44 and under
45 and under
46 and under
#47 and under
$48 and under
$49 and under
$50 and under
$51 and under
$62 and under
$52 and under
$54 and under
$556 and under
$56 and under
$57 and under
$8 and under
$59 and under
$60 snd over
Tint

Median =
ines

lar.
        <pb n="65" />
        Table VIII, Weekly Earnings by Geographical District and Sex
Men

Weekly earnings

Under #5 ____
'5 and under
6 and under
7 and under
* 8 and under §
$ 9 and under
"10 and under
$11 and under
$12 and under
$13 and under
$14 and under
$16 and under
$16 and under
$17 and under
$18 and under
319 and under
$20 and under
321 and under
522 and under
228 and under
324 and under
$25 and under
$26 and under
$27 and under
$28 and under
$290 and under
$30 and under
$31 and under
$32 and under
$33 and under
224 and under

¥ es
en
3
3
—

Full
tachioned

Num- | Per
ber e¢cent

8
31
26
99
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62
79
11
wy

47
07
FS

All men

Seamless

Number


Per
cent

A
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LG
2.0
2.2
7
2.6
1.2
2.7
2.0
£7,
2.7
2.2
R.2
2.5
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?.4
2.0
°.9
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2
2
4

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&amp;amp;
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Kd

Philadelphia county

Full
tashioned Seamless

Num- | Per Numher
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Per
pont

1.7
Tee
1: 6

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2’ 12
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Bb

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1.7
1.7
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2.9
3.8
&amp;gt; 0
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5
5
2
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7.p
2.9
1.2
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Berks county

Full
Fmrhioned

Seamless

Number


Per
cent

Num- ¢ Per
ber cent

1 Jemmmsnnn
™F Lies
TUT
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2.9
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Northampton county

Full
fashioned

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her cent © ber cent

1
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        Weekly earnings

Table VIII. Weekly Earnings by Geographical District and Sex— (Continued)
Men
All men Northampton county | Other counties

Philadelphia county

Fan | I
fashioned | Seamless | fashioned Seamless

a —

i alp——— se SE PEPE

Full | Full ) Full /
fashioned | Seamless | fashioned Seamless ' fashioned | Seamless

rere bmn. | amt pm

Num- Per fof Per | wom. | Per | Num. | Per
ber | cent . ber | eent | ber | cent | ber | cent

Num- | Per | Num- | Per  Num-| Per ; Num-i Per
ber | cent | ber !| cent ber | eent | ber cent

i Num- | Per | Num- | Per
ber : cent | ber ! cent

86 and under Wi
86 and under ‘7 ._....]
‘37 and under *.8 .o..._|
38 and under $39 _...._|
#39 and under $40 meee |
30 and under $41 ._____
41 and under $42 .._...;
‘48 and under 3 ______
43 and under $44 ..._..
#44 and under $45 ......
45 and under $46 ......
6 and under $47 ......
47 and under &amp;amp;8 ______
M48 and under 9 ween)
19 and under *0 __._..
50 and under ¢ I _.....
51 and under w7¢ ......
52 and under 3 ...__.,
858 and under ® 1 ___._.
}54 and under © ; ...._.
$55 and under *'3 ......
156 and under { / _.._._
57 and Inder © _.....
$8 and under ————
$50 and ‘mnder «©  ......
%60 and under § | pa
361 and under %62 —omeme]
$62 and under $63 __.___
p43 and under $64 I
p84 and under $66 ..____}

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366 and under 247 ..._.__
$67 and under 8 _____.
%8 and under ®V ___...|
369 and under # _____.
B70 and under { © __._..
371 and under $75 oe...
772 and under &amp;amp;° _.....]
73 and under ¢ —-v|
74 and under f° ___.__|
¥75 and under ¢ ___...
¥76 and under ¢ =]
“77 and under © ____..
“8 and under ©  ______|
79 and under © * _.....|
30 and under © _...__
1 and under = ______'
"2 and under a
2 and under a §
* and under roman
» and under wi
"3 and under ° EE
7 and under ° -
88 and under * “
80 and under $0 __....
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rm ee wm S00 That mT
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meen i TTT ST
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frre seine mmm n—— ef IRIS
an elem —— FR A cmccman|en : eect sommlensas onsen
rm emma em lemma mma I : FHC rm hmmm ew menses
mmo [mmm iin mfrmmmenlo meen 2 .3 fmm mmm een i
mememen joann 1 mmm ee meee 1 | .5 Jonna mmm
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Median weekly te [URN | J [ 7X + |
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* Median not computed where the number is less than 1B
        <pb n="67" />
        Table VIII, Weekly Earnings by Geographical District and Sex
Women

All women

Philadelphia county

Berks county

Northampton county |! Other counties

Full i | Full
tashioned @' Seamless fashioned Seamless

Full : i Full | Full
fashioned Seamless © iashioned . Seamless | fashioned

Weekly earnings

Seamiess

Num- | Per | Num- | Per | Nua Per | Num-| Per Num-| Per
ber | cent | ber | cent | ber | cent | ber | cent ' ber cent

Num- ; Per | Num- | Per Num. | Per | Num Per Num. | Per
ber | cent ' ber ' cent - ber | cent | ber | cent | ber | eent

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“5 and under $6 _._.__
6 and under $7 cena)
7 and under $8 .__.._!
8 and under #9 __..__|
9 end under * 0 .___._|
10 and under © 1 __..__
511 and under © 2 ____.
"2 and under { 3 ___...
"13 and under ¢ * _..__
"14 and under © 7 ______
"15 and under ¢ * __.___
*16 and under *  .__...
‘17 and under ©  ______
‘2 and under * ......|
19 and under Y ______
20 and under ©  ......
21 and under * ¥ .___._
*2 and under ¢ 3 ____.__
23 and under § 4 7
24 and under ¢ ..____
$25 and under a
28 and under 7 ae...
27 and under 3 ooo
$28 and under 9 ....__|
$20 and under * 0
$30 and under {1 _..._.;
$31 and under #32 ______!
$32 and under $33 ae]
83 and under $34 ______|
334 and under $36 _____.!

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$35 and under $36 ......
336 and under $37 _._.._. [ — ™ REE mere] 2 3
$37 and under £38 ___.._ i » 3 5 CTT 0 me ee ee ee ee een
$38 and under © '9 ____.. Te pe mmm me SS ee ai on] 1 Benne
$39 and under £40 ...._. g 1 2 vm HE mee ee eee eee
M0 and under “i ..___. Semmens meme mm mmm mm 1 5 femreenee
#41 and under 2 es Tey mmo mem eee
#2 and under 3 ______ ee Ee rm meee : | a
$43 and under \ ...... TTT meme jmmmmmmn meme omens eee TIT | 18 eee
#4 and under + 117 Ce a — TT TT Tm meen ee mmm one
M5 and under ©... women m—— mmm ee 1 Tl ee inn wns fr mew nme tne tf
"6 and under  __.._. rir, spleen srmgpmitogt | RB] feof
47 and under  _..... i premarin Lr rr remem mrt een meres
‘&amp;amp; and under iin Rn reat frm mens [mmm mmm meme eee rpm freer en
9 and under a er pgs mmm mt ee mm mmr meme mmm emmeen fameee
} and under I i TREE. Foe mom menses erm ar RAE mmeerear emreeememee e errs be en Lanse Soi
il and under oe, STE. e—— 23 fmm ARAB beers bee rr a a a
52 and under  _.___. gm en rms ee be ITI IIT ee
53 and under en “ ET I 1 rm mt mm rm ee
f and under El aa to rm temmmmmey LI a — mmm TT i mi} REE AA orn am
5 and under TT mm ee ee ee ee ee ee Sm re ee ee
+16 and under / lo. TTT TTT a mE AE, Far, seroeeemeemetee men eee emer mam samen frit tage laste
B7 anf Todor ? 3 oo lnm jen | Swann wpm n———tm nm serene Cn A
ey I He a oH A EO A
$59 and under § J |__| ld ee TTT Tr
%0 and under © . ______, 177TT TTT TTI Teena
x ang under ee gre mg TT ET CE oa wr Sree rere eee rere meer. wren beeen rm
and under 3 __.___| i TTT em me me ms mm ee eee TT TEST mm ere
bo ond tmaer Vm Hl mend Ld eee
B64 BDC UNAEr TTT memes emo on eee wm mm rt wo rim mw fr wm mm te oe
$65 ANA NAST 5 oo TT ee ee ee eee 7 A i om rr mm
$66 and under  ______|_______i____—~"™ i a Fume) enmemanjunnanunf wets] rmien sien TT mm re ma ee a
$67 and under Tle ren wa mans focsupaifavaitn TE ow ae Fg ES SE
$68 and under Te roan ARE Ba ti] tre ome mm mim’ iit rome mm SI TTT
$69 and under ed TTT eer mmm ome e [mamma mma meee lomreeee mcen A momen meme ee ome ne
370 and under ps TO | SL gm ees 1 1 [nestle l emer? emilee oe a———n ri pg od 5 ri A
71 and under TTT IIIT Tem meee meme fem TT Tn mn eee
72 and under a vm" mem remem fee ee foes eee mre mmr meme emee me rmmaemn eee AE
*73 and under RN ae a I momma ee Tr
'4 and under TT mmm mn mn ee ee I I I TT
75 and under | om ee hmmm. sie [SE RRS i me | ere, mmm [rom Town met ptm Sore A i
76 and under Tym m em mmm mr] mms mee ems, ee TT Tm TT me mes
77 and under CT Tr ee ee fe ITI mm mm eee
$78 and under women eee LT peso mmm ————— rms eres rr e rere emma ons Ho EE
$19 ANA UNAET ooo oooooolooooon ooo oo TTT TTT TT Tn mm meme TT TT mm ene
$80 and under mm mm mm ato wR WR, HW it Soin Tm ee mem eee
#81 and under mn rm mn fee emrmenianeees TTT TT
82 and wnder IIIT IIIT IIIs emcees mn man cmon IIIT

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        <pb n="68" />
        Table VIII. Weekly Earnings by Geographical District and Sex— (Concluded)
Women

All women

Philadelphia county

Berks county

Northampton eounty

Other counties

Weekly earnings

Full
tashioned | Seamless

Full
fashioned

Seamless

Full
fashioned

Beamless

Full
fashioned

' Seamless

Fall
fashioned

Seamless

ber

Per
cent

{um- | Per
ber ' cent

Number


Per
cent

Num- | Per
ber eent

Num- |
ber

Per
cent

Num. Per Num-' Per
ber cent © ber cent

Num-! Per
ber eent

Num- | Per
ber cent

Num- | Per
ber ! gent

83 and under
*3¢ and under
‘86 and under
386 and under
$87 and under
$88 and under
$89 and under
BOO and over

— —— w——————————; ose lirgagt crane summenslosecnos onnecs icussmnn [ane emnr me cear naman rele —————— ccm lec e fee
meen aan me Came lemm ean mrenae meealeseaeas amen ease SSB brine] BASES eee rasta amavis ommeonpeneonn
rman vara—as cm————— © mmm ameana|eone———incecan  smeem—a—— Sm mmmemme leer ree mmm creme re em em (emma me be ee ma
| Co ete
mnt meni | qt va a in smn i sig TREE m——— ew TT mmm m—
SRNR rmmmrat mane waar SEEE—— maevene cen, —. eastern ea cw a ———— —_——_——— meant e re ———— ara —— im ——————t———
Tr ae me ee oy + Tn soa rem freee es
1000 58511000 1506 100.0 © eeriw00! msl oe | 184 | 100.0 | 1071 { 100.0
area $17.90 ooeo-__820.89 |_____ $10.83 |___._._916.35 |__._.._'$10.18 |.____'$21.36 ..___ $10.80 |...

Total

Median weekly earnings
*Per eent not computed where the base i= l¢-Median
 not computed where the number 13 les

Pon 100,
han 1c

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        <pb n="69" />
        Table IX. Weekly Earnings by Variation from Scheduled Hours and Sex
TT Full-fashioned hosiery TT

Weekly earnings

Under J— —
65 and under : 6 .oae..
6 and ander § 7 |
7 and ander $8 _o_--8
 and ander $9 ______|
9 and under "70 _.....!
*10 and under | .....
“1 and ander coma]
*2 and under sera]
13 and under we]
14 and under ——-]
‘5 and under me
18 and under ——
~17 and under Wom)
«18 and under ——I
*19 and under ————]
*20 and under frre
"21 snd ander pan
"22 and under [——
23 and under a
$24 and ander we
%25 and under ———
226 and under ay
$27 and under wn
$28 and ander Pr,
$29 and under JR
$30 and onder ———
$31 and under $32 -___.
332 and under $33 ...__.
$33 and under 334 ......|

Total

Numher


Per
cent

1¥
12
7
15
22
45
61
65
106
114
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"4
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7
4
&amp;amp;]
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£,

C

1

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Sa

Is

71
28
6

8
.8
1.1
1.O

LE gry

Reporting hours

Full time

Overtime

Number


Per Num- | Per
cent | ber | cent

rm  ———— mm
mr iE
remanence mas eco mn [eevee
NO 1 2
12 1.0 J
4 2 3.4
2 6.7
5.7 3.4
4) 9.2
3.6 2.5
2.6 7
n 9
Id
rr

3
1
2
fA

2 7

4

?
€
.

ra
rr

5
&amp;amp;
2
1
“7
R.6
2.7
2.1
3.8
v.23
1
JI

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Ni
8
1.2
2
4
1

E
16
2
g
E

1+
10

Pd
11
10
5

Ynder time

Number


Per
cent

"W
+3]

1.8
8.7
3.9
4.9
».K
+
o£
9
“1
24
2.8
9
2x
2.0
1.8
5.1
2.1
1k
£
2
i.1
i~
a
5
1.9

“?
1
30
21
1
3
16
26
1
F%
16
ne

L
9
10

&amp;amp;
15
In!

Hours not
recorded

Num- | Per
ber cent

or
8
8

¥
'$
pe

8
8
of

4

1
LF

1

k
py

a
0

0
&amp;gt;

RR

b
11

BO

Total

Num- | Per
ber cent

0
2
14
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33
%
16
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Ii
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1.
21
5.4
)
7
0
4

4
8
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1
4
0
2
8
6
“
8
0
6
1
8
1 23
© 20]
1 21]
22 1.8

%
10
J
4

Women

Reporting hours

Full time

' Overtime

Num- | Per
ber cent

Number


Per
cent

i

TILT
cemmmnl 1 6
EET
Te Tre
5 2.9
4 2.8
! 2.3
4.1
3
i |
Tq
~.9
5
3
:
r
-
«
&amp;lt;
BS
7
2
1
~*~ 0

ry

3
3

+
J
20
22
10

a
9
5
2.2
2.4
1.1

Under time

Hours not
recorded

Num- !
ber

Per  Num-| Per
cent | ber | cent

£
Q

4
2.0,
1.0
1.9
3.5
4.5
4.8
4.5
4.6
‘6
Ja
5.0
4.1
£1
6.6
2.7
4.3
4.5
».8
oq
A
4
3.1
8.3
1.8
1.7
1.4
1.6
1.2

of
.9
6
1.8
13
9
5
2

1
7

2
’

"5
qr

"9
7
~

0
7
vy

Nn

2

J)

10

6
uf
4
20
22
18

‘6
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82
48
41

4

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        <pb n="70" />
        Table IX. Weekly Earnings by Variation from Scheduled Hours and Sex— (Continued)
— —_—
Full-faghioned hosiery

Men

‘Women

Reporting hours

Reporting hours

Weekly earnings

| : | Hours not
Total Full time !| Overtime | Under time rerorded

———————— ee
Total | Full time | Overtime

, Hours not
Under time ' recorded

i ] y
Num. | Per |Num-! Per  Num-| Per | Num-, Per | Num. | Per
ber cent | ber | cent ber | cent! ber | cent | ber | cent

Number


Per |Num- Per |Num-| Per Eo Per | Num-| Per
cent | ber + cent | ber | cent | ber : cent! ber | cent

*34 and under S——
$35 and under 6 ______|
36 and under 7 mam
37 and under ~ 8 _____.}
«38 and under ‘9 ___.._
$39 and under ¢ 0 ____..
“40 and under 1 —
"41 and under 2 mee...
}42 and vnder ©°3 aeeeoo
*43 and under ! 4 ..._..
44 and under © 7 eeu...
*45 and under 6 ._....
*6 and under * 7 ......
87 and under © 3 _.._..
"48 and under *9 .____.
349 and under © 9 .._...
"50 and under = I oo...
531 and under ! .2 _.....
52 and under $58 _eoe_
53 and under “7 ._.._._
“4 and under '"5 cma
55 and under ‘73 oo...
8 and under ' .__._.
7 and under ———
58 and under } .ceceoi9
 and under 0 __..._
80 and under 1 ..__..|
$61 and under 92 o.oo...
$362 and under 33 o.___._

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I 1.1 13 5 5
6 24 .9 5 |
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1.3 ’ FP
3 HA .£
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———— 1.2
|
2
4
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1
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2
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— 1 ———y———— 1! .1
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1 2 Een
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5 A mmm emer leet eee ——r
3 4 srs. tem Tn mies me prin ress sre Sono we ts em
——— - r—— RR Re i Je gg Ss mp pe eg Gi AY
1 . . rere rmee ee ii Lert formal SE Hm SH rere mee PS i terms reli Emr
2 A em cee een mmm mm mm mmm mame mmm fmm mmm mm mm ome
em mmm 1 &amp;amp; mmm me eee se —"—a—or
— lla = A ——— AT TA AB em oS
i] 4 5 mmm mmm me mmm emcee em ee een
1 of Tn Ra a ———————_———— St rr fot, sme ens si sem ie
FE | : A nn A RE nm en. EEL
1 I. emma men mn ns rons vrt—————
Tet mmmm——— co Tm oem TIT
a i 1 to en fc se ei fi pe i Pe
Besa cermonlo nme m——— Ba ifr ere tenho
i A RR wee ome mgmt Seer orate osm et mm J os ett mf mm oe i i
o 2 om eee am mmr rate mimo se ap pt Ying tm bc stim bri on foe rm
——_ 22 rm ——— emepremmem Lr mre rte te esses i spn me oS Ue 5 ig i VS Tw
62 4d 1 TT 2 arm] wo rire eres lra mane prem seafaring
Total __oooo—....| 2528 | 100.0 | 1207 , 100.0 | 479 [100.0 812 100.0 | 1407 | 100.0, 2469 100.0 907 100.0 172 | 100.0 1390 | 100.0 | 1850 . 100.¢
Median weekly earnings ‘$25.28 [..__...'$27.12 i...___'$24.45 '__..._. $22.50 |_.._...i$52.82 ee lg10066 __ $20.40 __ $22.59 |_______i$18.78 __._._.1g22.72 __.....

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        <pb n="71" />
        Table IX. Weekly Earnings by Variation from Scheduled Hours and Sex
Seamless hosiery

Women

Reporting hours

Reporting hours

Weekly earnings

TT —— | ———
Total | Full time | Overtime | Under time

Hours no
recorded

Total | Full time | Overtime | Under time

Hours not
recorded

Num-| Per | Rem Per | Num. | Per | Num | Per | Nun | Per
ber | cent | ber | cent: ber | cent ' ber | cent | ber | cent

——|————— a—
Num-| Per | Nom. | Per | Num | Per | Num. | Per | Num | Per
ber | cent | ber | cent | ber ! cent : ber | cent! ber | cent

Re ————

Sv ————| tr s— ————y  Yo— ——
TAL L. wewnes  wuwwieme 1 8 fmm eee 1 eee
6 and under * _oooljoeee. mmm form mm ee SE
8 8nd UBAer { 7 meen ioeh eer meme imcceen ccc wl imiis
7 and under { ° EE vf or Deemer josmmennjeennr lee, ERR,
* and under ‘ { __.—_ #1 Brel seams ben ann
9 and under © 0 ______| }  [ammmennt mon ot —— mmm
‘0 and under { 1 ooo... 1. ree em J Bimini
‘1 and under © * amee-. 1. 1 femme mm meen A——
2 and under mn] vf GT Ee, 4 en
3 and under “4 __..__; Berm mmtmems lm tre mmm mm. se mm
* and under 1 femme creme emma B. wns
“5 and under ——— [wom ms meme femme me
“6 and under mn Jommaman j RE ————
“7 and under ——— neice 1 hee Vea,
8 and under © ...... Vimmsmgales  agatu w wn
'9 and under 7 oo... Jim wr,
0 and under | oo... freemen! 1 eee - ————
“1 and under ————- emcee EE
2 and under I enn Y Locppe EE
3 and under PE fromm ee iam
{ and under Sin jommmmen A ———
5 and under mee remem 1 [meee a —
* and under — RO Y lemme am
and under so elm] 2 Joss] 1 RE
© and under sentir] meme] 1 jmmmmmmni Y femmmman
and under © fmmemmne mene mma | —
) and under ——in} Lo 3 foamed 1 CI bee
;1 and under 2 —mmmeey 4 rR 2 eee 2 mea ee
$32 and under "33 ._.__. 2] 1.° 1 Jono orem eeeeee J —
333 and under 34 __.._. 5t g29i 2 aad! 1 cima 2 mene

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Tn Co
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LIT
TTT
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mmm en meer nm ee
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5 and under 3 oo al TECIID 1s 1 I I I I TI I TITRE
% and under 7 --- 1 fonnncgpfeenieas 8 tummy 2 joemmen eon oe eee ene emg eg
7 and under 7 oom ' 5 fommmen, oT ee 1] 1
‘8 and under mmm a Jp fase wot me pr mn} 1 TTT mse enfemerean mmm
9 and under ) ed [oammmmtomment Leman ITT 2 TTT re A
© and under | ------! I j= TT
‘1 and under © mmf «femal Boni ert pe NT TT TT
2 and under 3 -—-- i 1 fem mmmr fmm mmm een me gl °° re rem ree nism pe mnie
‘3 and under ! 2 EE TTT meg | SC AST SR J remmmn fone nen
‘4 and under 7} oon Ve] 1 meeicimms meeee] omnes
5 and under = nooo T. 2 Jumma amb te mma vain aA ewan ela meei
16 and under ee LR fr mee meme 2 ee
47 and under 1} oo remains aan mma mA ree ae
48 and under * ! ._—... mmmmmmmemenmim mm emmeremennsgsi nme ee rr ema ime am m——r——— re ees mn on
‘40 and under ——— LIL aetna Fe 0 | oe Leon veers:  seroresess hormesis meme es i. SH dw
50 and under nnd cloar 1a! 7 mommene meen ean 2 2 mmm re em en
1 and under ————— fi L2 EN DB wuminnplianmed sommin mam wo eme me [mmm seam poms
#52 and under comand 20 LZ] blind fermen om renner
353 and under mr nf sumemgoluansoglansssu snmmmieen ee rem mero TT som m—
54 and under ene] 11 6 Ig) a ime et I tome me re. movment
55 and under pm 2) 12} 1nd 1 tmnt do fat tm amr : i SN AE SEE I
56 and under omen Th 6 female L ommmnre retin iia id os mt titi Ae aie tt nen me = Teme RR,
57 and under someon mmmmsebemn es smeoocfomoes momeosemo sme mmm nn TTT TTT EE ——
*58 and under mmr ee eee EAH Rn mwa wma mm me Tr er mii a a
59 and under moe fmm mmm mm mm ne [SSeS SST STS TI ITT TIT IT TTT mere
50 and under ed 2! 1.2 emma} 2 TTT TTT TTT i TR emmmessimemmes | meme
51 and under —————- emer meee een meee Tm mer eee ert fe AH rr ee meee
“62 and under mm oe meme
13 and under ee 1] Bement] Letom enn ree oon TT TT I I I TT TI TT
84 and under —— 1 8 |emefaniemesl emer emma common mmm oon n ne Cn NN A SR
85 and under mmmet emmen meen mmf r AS R SEAA h w0niolr ee TTT tiresmaaf omnes
36 and under mn. Sm tr ot wr Sms wT me MTS a Te en en Pe] Ry en pm emma
%7 and under meme mmm me! mmo er i mm oom ooo : rameter meme cma mm n a
'58 and under memmm memes semasenlemmemesicmsmssimessnn|Smassoslentneen mT TTT ’ TI III cer em
49 and under omens meme] ones mmm memos mmo m enema one ed jee emen mmeen
70 and under wre A ES Son mm a f= fern mmm | omen
1 A0Q UDOT conoe ommood omen mmc ooo cno smn monn eens monn TT omnes ee eT TT
2 and i memomt mmm meme |e men oman meme more rome 2 eno romeo moe | re mmm |e mem pen
3 an¢ under mm mmm ef er eee
‘4 and under mmo mmmmn —mmmes mmm mmm rm momen ns mon eer oem nn mma | mmm ALY
75 anc under —— of emma emerson ene TT TTT TTT fle orden mee
76 and under rm ee em mma] nen] meme
77 and under mmr IIIT eres mmm wenn mgm
78 and under mmm mmo ee ee | eg eA
tt Ft J 0 dD da A nl J kc MSN Bh Wi
$50 and under 1 —eoofoumooofooeenan mmm mmm nnn mm mee TTT A a eR — — WS -
381 and under {3% .__... 1 Boao foe sorny GE BAA) ee AEs fet mate mei os emis:
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NE {uo
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        <pb n="72" />
        Table IX. Weekly Earnings by Variation from Scheduled Hours and Sex— (Concluded)
Te meetin’ — = Seamless hosiery eT ———— TT in: e——

en

Women

Reporting hours

Reporting hours

Weekly earnings

Total

Full time

Overtime

Under time

Hours not
recorded

Total | Full time

Dvertime

Onder time

Hours not
recorded

Number


Per
cent

Num- ¢ Per
ber cent

Number


Per
cent

Num-: Per
ber | cent

Number


Per
cent

Number


Per
cent

Num- |
ber

Per
rent

Number


Per
eent

Numter


Per
cent

Num-. Per
her cent

$83 and under sn  —— SH———; (ST 8 SO TSS Cr pee be |
B84 and under , ______ i. ___,_______ i" -—————— I I mm mn mee nn es ee
85 and under 3 ll mr boo ee en coco
$86 and under °7 ______{_______ TT TTT TTT TTT a ST
87 and under {8 Tm mmm mae mms mm mm meee fee
388 and under 289 ee A Bierman en wr CTT TTT eee A A
$89 and under *W0 __.._.__ ooo ern me a—— A Am rm armir——————— tere
390 and OVer ae ieee. smn dl a Tre TT nme mmm—— m—— ————
mmm ——————— a —— SIE monitor mm nn worn me mm fms mmem ee ere ———
SE a Se Spi ii si SS RO natin
* 56) * | 934 100.0] 477 | 100.0 | 137 | 100.0 +] * | 33 100.0 1395
$46.50 .____.'$21.75 |.....__822.50 Woon We | 100 ions 100) noite 10 i 2000

*Per cent not computed where the base is less than 100.
**Median not computed where the number is less than 15.

4
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        <pb n="73" />
        Table X. (a) Weekly Earnings of Full-Time Workers by Length of Scheduled Hours and Sex
- Full-fagshioned hosiery

Men

Scheduled hours

Weekly earnings

der | ...-5
 and under
8 and inder
7 and under
and ander
and under
and under
and under
and ander
and under
and ander
and ander
and ander
and under
and under
and onder
*20 and under
$21 and ander
*22 and under
%3 and under
$24 and under
325 and under
$26 and under
$27 and under
$28 and under
329 and under
330 and under

Over 48
and under
50

Over 60
and under
BY

Total

OO

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Num- | Per
har rent

Numhey


Per | Num-! Per [Hm Per Num-| Per
cent. ber cent! ber cent! ber cent.

om mmmew. [mememe semmmwn —ama— semmmelm———— cs me cmeee eem——————
Hm ee eo en mm mo mee J
im st tos mmo stn ort ids mesos ros mr re A
TT Bl OO. SE NO Sa
me——m eam aman mao i i
meme m 8 meer cme cemmmalomea femme
mmm ———— WO enemies SE NN NOR
J 15.6 BO A A
mmm CL8 een vem mene eefeen
A 1.8 feof mmo femme een
NE £1 BT orm lm nities re mmer
mete mmr bmi 1 foam women
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rm mm——— mc] cece mmm mm mee
Ln TET
| y i
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— eC
full-fashioned hosiery

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238 and under
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        Table X. (a) Weekly Earnings of Full-Time ‘Workers by Length of Scheduled Hours and Sex
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21 and inder
22 and Inder
23 anc inder
$24 anc 1nder
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$28 and under
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330
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        <pb n="76" />
        Table X. (a) Weekly Earnings of Full-Time Workers by Length of Scheduled Hours and Sex— (Continued)
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        <pb n="77" />
        Table X. (b) Weekly Earnings of Full-Time Workers by Length of Scheduled Hours and Sex

Seamless hosiery

Afar

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321 and under
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—_— ———— ——i me fete fee} ee : ii Simp tees Diino i im St mn
Median weekly earnings $28.67 |.___._.($32.99 eee, ee Mw pp pr
* Per cent not computed where the base is less than 100.
** Median not computed where the number is lass than 15.
        <pb n="79" />
        Table X. (b) Weekly Earnings of Full-Time Workers by Length of Scheduled Hours and Sex
Seamless hosiery

Women

Scheduled hours

Sl ————————" tt _—— Ct mm——"——_—__
- Over 48 and | Over 50 anc
under 50 5 "under 53

Weekly earnings

Uver 60

Total

52 and
under b4

34

{ver 54

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71 and under ir wi ip i si
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15 and under mmm me
18 and under sora ncn Lm by sate
17 and under RR Smee meme em mand
518" and under mmm em a een
119 and under mmm meee mamma eam fem
120 and under sna mmm sms
121 and under ssc wr ——— i ——--"_ a sia
122 and under © ooo oe.
23 and under - ve mee lmmemm nme een
24 and under . .. mmm fee em ae
26 and under PU 1 issn iiss mmismns
$26 and under ™  _ 1 [osm beeen ee
327 and under in melee fm i Joss i po
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TBA URACL § ee eee TT TT TTT TTT
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4 and under $45 _.___ mmm cr ee mmm mmm ee mm mem mm mm mmm mm me meme emm om|TTT
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and under § oe mt | mm mmm mmm ee eee TT
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cand under fe ee | TT TTT
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        <pb n="80" />
        Table X. (b) Weekly Earnings of Full-Time Workers by Length of Scheduled Hours and Sex— (Concluded)
- Seamless hosiery -

den

Women

Scheduled hours

Weekly earnings

Dver 60)

Total

Q

Jver 48 and
nnder 50

kn

Over 50 and
under 52

52 and
ander 54

3d

Over 54

TumoT


Per
ent

Number


Per
nent

Number


Per
nent

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her | cent

Number


Per
cent

Num-! Per
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Number


Per
cent

Number


Per
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Num-' Per
ber cent

Num. | Per
ber cent

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279 and under wn mmm = seers SA SE MER —————— ' el rE fe TTT
180 and ander Er mrwmmi wm sommelier eee HHS sam wma monotone met TT
cee enc 0 SOS
582 and under mee mmm mm i mmm mmmn | mmm aman mm ——m————— om en mn mm tn en me hmm I ——
‘83 and under ami emma mamma |r ecm eee TTT TT TT
584 and under ee
135 and under re rr rants vam sem wd mmm wrmetmee vrei rem rere were mma oman om reer
BE SDA TE cements Arm pe— nt or md mgr
87 and under To rm ee TT,
88 and under eT i es Tm mm ee eee eee eee
89 and under remem reel nt ee ee mee mm ey
00 BI OVEE ooo beeen mmm mmm wren. on om mt em mm emt eo ee ee rane TT
det BLE BP TTR Feeds mssnergmane; | JE = a
ee TTT eee

0
5

*Per cent not computed where the base is less than 100.
“*Maoidian not computed where the number is less than 15.
        <pb n="81" />
        Table XI. (a) Annual Earnings by Occupational Classification, Men
Full-fashioned hosiery -
Occupational Classification

Total

Boarding

Dyeing

Examining

Knitting,
footing

Knitting,
legging

Knitting,
helpers

Looping

dachine
fixing

Maintenance

Annual] earnings

Under $200 ._..
} 200 and under ,. .
3 250 and under §{ $f __
" 300 and under = 350 _...
850 and under 00 ....
400 and under ‘30 ___.i
450 and under . "Q __._|
500 and under © 70 ___.'
550 and under . 0 ——
600 and under | 350 ....
650 and under § 700 ..._
700 and under § 750 -....
760 and under $ 800 ___.'
800 and under § 350 .....
, 850 and under $ 900 _.__:
$5 900 and under $ 950 ..._|
} 9650 and under $1000 ____'
$1000 and under $1050 ____
$1050 and under $1100 |
$1100 and under $1150 ._..,
B1150 and under $1200 -—-¥200
 and under $1250 ~e]
F1250 and under $1300 —
$1300 and under $1850 __..
51350 and under $1400 .___
$1400 and under $1450 ____!
31450 and under $1500 ____;
$1500 and under $1550 ——u)
$1650 and under $1600 .., _|
$1600 and under 31650 ____:
51650 and under $1700 ____

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        <pb n="82" />
        Table XI. (a) Annual Earnings by Occupational Classification, Men
Full-fashioned hosiery
Qccupational Classification

1
Total | Boarding i Dyeing Examining

Knitting,
footing

Knitting, | Knitting, |
legging helpers | Looping

Machine
xing

Maintenanee

Annual earnings

Num-| Per |Num-:@ Per |Num-{ Per 'Num-! Per | Num-| Per
ber cent | ber . eent | ber | cent | ber | eemt | ber | eemt

Num- | Per | Num- | Per
ber | eent | ber | cent

Numher


Per
cent

Numher


Per
cent

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her | eent

$17. and under &amp;amp;J oo
$1760 and under £1800 ....’
£1800 and under 1850 ....
$1850 and under $1900 _.--21200
 and under $1960 ....
p1950 and under $2000 ...-$2000
 and under $2089 ___.
$2050 and under $2100 ....
$2100 and under $2150 ....
121650 and under $2200 ...
$2000 and under $2260 ._..
$2250 and under $2300 .._
$2300 and under $2350 ..._.
#2350 and under $2400 ____
$2400 and under ———
‘2450 and under ———
2500 and under $2600 —...
32600 and under $2700 .._
$2700 and under $2800 .....
$2800 and under $2900 ___.
$2000 and under $3000 ._-.
53000 and under $3100 ..--13100
 and under $3200 ._..
$3200 and under $3300 .._.
$3300 and under $3400 _...
$3400 and under 33500 .._-$3500
 and under $3600 ._...
$3600 and under $3700 _...
$3700 and under $3800 —___|
$3500 and under $3900 wei
23000 and under $4000 ____

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LL TT LL
JE —— RR om Sra ——————— emi mmm mmm eet eee lem RE Se ot Ry
mmm meen mom, rm———— ——— i BA SAAR Woy. memes mmm sms ———
CITT TITITII TTI ITT ee TT
HE dR mm ett tes Lows mes mem, 5mm og 1 4 Sem Sine |S 2 eemmnae 1
mn 1 A A STE. A mR Ben ecm ee 1 Jamies wren rnbmmmiinne
i A Wi SR IS rm Of mem ed mn Sr Be em cen lam em mmm TE ecu, main seroma sy
Lf  , 4 15 oF Lor niin arin freee swam me Immo Sm
Total .... eo 1632 100.00 105 100.0 20 .__...__ 22 100.0 638 100.0 81 1000. _____ 1 = 9% +
ee ——— ee — ee _ | A —— i —— — SPS NRPS SS SE
Median annual earnings $2323 _...._. $1862 __..... $1538. __________. ._ ___ s3es e388 $850 iol 81581 .......
*Per_cent not computed where the base iz less than 100. To oo
**Median not computed where the number is less than 15.

$000 and under $4100 .___
B4100 and under $4200 __..
p4200 and under $300 ._..
B4300 and under $4400 ___.
}4400 and under $4500 ..__
$4500 and under $4500 .__.
34600 and under $400 ....
$4700 and under 84800 ____
34800 and under $4000 ....
$1900 and under $000 ___.
$5000 and under $5100 ___.
'5100 and under $5200 .__.
6200 and under $5300 ___.
6300 and under $5400 ._..
5400 and under $6500 ._._
$5600 and over ._.......
        <pb n="83" />
        Annual earning:

Table XI. (a) Annual Earnings by Occupational Classification, Men
TT Tullfashioned hesery ETT
Occupational Classification
Mending | Packing Pairing Seaming

Sorting ‘Topping Turning Winding Other
Per  Num- Per Num- Per : Num- Per :Num- Per
cent ber . cent ber cent ber e¢ent ber gent

Num- Per :Num- Per ANum- Fer Num- Per
ber cent | ber cent ber | cent ber cent

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TC B00 HBGOT Bo mom obi. mms smiommsibmaio 45. Soe. Sm Sassi | sasimimive |i or +e emer PEmIRIS mmmmmnmemomimememn eames eee
250 80d URQEr $ 500 momo eee oe eee aes TT TT TT mm TT TIT
TE. 1 BT ——— A ST 1 ———————— RR in stu a rue mm emg meg
350 ANA UNAET ® 400 ooo emeecmeen comme cmmcmn msm | mma—— monn emmen —mmmm | oom fermen amen ammo em ees ann :
200 aNd UDAST 8 200 cs pe cmasm mairmmm ec mn ————— a mmm mmm gre br mr ts messed pnt ems en EA SERS a
50 BDA RACE B B00 - ooo oe oe a eT TTT TTT TTT TTT Rr
00 ANA UNAET $ 550 ooo meee oocoeae mm meme mmmmmnm mmm mame mmm] common mmm Loo 1 vq
550 ANA URAET $ B00 — oo ooo oo oo omen mon ome oe ee eo TTT min si meer 2 1
600 803 UNAET $ 650 ooo ooomoeoooe oman come orm ame momen momen | mmm —mmmmmn mmm on TTT TIT omen mee meme nene - 3
850 and URAET § TO0 oo ooocomcee comme mmemme | mam on omnes ommom cm | om mmmn +m ommmmmn | 1 on A TTT TTT t
TOD ADA UDART BTID ccm mio amie sis bmi mis Tmo roar faeimte SE of TT SLI TRE {mmm
750 ANA UNAET $ 800 ooo ereeoemoee momen mc men mmm mms = omnes lmao mmm mmm one nL mmm fai en A
800 ANd URAC $ B50 ooo ooo me oem} mtn mon omen en mon mmm 1 3 CEs ats ent omeanet
RT Rr i BL A mie mtn i et, am
DOD BT UBABE $ B50 ooo coo oom momo on oo LL TITTIIIIT rmmeme  Tmem mmnn wmenne nan mene
080 anf DOANE BHLY wom simi min a gin semis. emma} eann cram seni Tm am mmm tan om —— ———
81000 and under S105 mm mR RRA AA EE ey ™ om mmm mmm cme ees
31050 81d VDAET $10 ooo ammne mam m———— | ——— om ce mem mmm Amn RN
N00 and Tider 21° cccarrecnreneeeenn comme ri aig — on are——. Rom SATE TR i SA ST
31150 and under $1L. oo meeccemmeime ceean —emnee wmmimenmemmen mmm mmm 4 ronan i rt pr Li Sp
31200 and UDAET $1 ooo ee mae lemma ie omen me ——— moms am amine FREREE 2 a
HIPE0 ani] BOOT S10. comer ss sm ssi i sein Les 1 ITT mime meme mm em n mmm lam meee
$1300 ANd URAET &amp;amp;° oe em em memo meme men + mmm 1 TT ye - Sa ———— 1 janemmnen
31350 and URAET “4 com cameo cme mmm cman man mn 1 IT ey ER me, Hoe A Her om im,
ry es I Se
$1450 and under $1509 _oroeeoo El Rr FHIReIN, SHI BIN, | ris osm Ar itm dd, tis owe u i wp
M500 and under CIF oo TT TTI Tr een mee mee
31850 and under $1€ oo ee | meen TI L iron mlm mtr
51600 and UNAEr $16 ooo oem ecmmm moccasin amen meme | cam—— Bo ma Sp AA Sa
ep OC JO Ht SS SE
31700 and UNAET $1750 mono oocmoc came acmmoe camo ommmma mam ammn meee |memmo— fm mr mt rt SR SR RO
$1760 aDA UDAET $1800 oom ooo coe een mmm mm mn momen imeo Hm mei mbes mmm mene
M800 and under $1850 | TT TTT rT mee ee
$1860 ANA UNAET $1900 ooo oom omni meen mm mmm mam ome oe ee TTT TTT TT

F000 ADO THOSE PITH: con wmmmrcimumer mame mmm fu soo si mosis es stoop sl simmons i os asm sump os oi mms. 55am meme en cme memes frm mmm © mmnem
ab Rc NO ——————— 1 meme free men eee Ni RAS 2 1.7
32000 8nd UNAET P20B0 ooo eee omen cms meme Cmmemn —mmmm— oo ommm—— 1 riled mmm mss hmmm mmm Ln mmm cows rem Lemmas 1 .9
32050 ADA URAEY 2100 oe eee cccccn cmc cme mommn meee Cooma mmr mmm fae mee |e ee mn mmm meen 3 2.5
P2100: ATH] DIET PIED miosis mimi im sip im ASS Sa me i oe tie ot ria be en eR Am i [SRE SRA
$2160 ANA URAET “1270 mmc ecmoe cme ccm momma mmc ccm mmm mem mem | men mmm on meme |e aml rom | em em em mm mm mmf mm mie me 2. LT
$2200 ABA UNAET $7000 mom eeio eo oe come ee ec camo cemmmm somone sommes me om mmm ome mm mmm om 1 8
10990 UNG UBGIT Th.) cumming muns Somwin Semis |store AM. SOR oH iin foment esses pmb ni og io on Re i A
B2800 BNA UNAOT © 7 cae eae mn lemme mma mem mmm mammmme mame mm————— man mina mmm emda mee momma mmm mmm—— 1 .£
$2350 and under eran mmm mm am | mmm | mmm mmm mmm mm ——— mmm am— mm am— Joma omaen i ed aii i ig pe A i 1 +9
32400 and under RE mR i SL ER Am A ans. ERE Ve ie ei ems mer mere optim cm Rims emermrereS  STi SHS
32450 and under rtm mm — amo ——— etn mmmm—gottnmen. vom emsmsst mmm oedema eer eer eer hereto reer et eel tm
p2500 and under i ———— | SE feed ie wie do a A ——————— 1 «9
$2600 and under SR NA ARR AHA GHRRS ARE REA AERA US veered mas vara Hersera it soos ios a ee RE i Wn Hm BH 1 9
32700 and under mw ————— mt co— — oomt—’ on ———_——n ost ono st oes Te sea sie wi a Se Sm cw ts 2 1.7
$2800 and under a———————————— FO aii sao og 0 —— eR Se BH i mE
52900 and under CE RE BR Ho RHE REND, mo mars WH toon Hh eS Keel SH me tri mipe ron ses ec sone sms stm ara som nso Gsm mann ' +8
53000 and under mmm mm——— ered) eer. srs seem eer om retro ratte; Seen trent eee sent imran hermes err
0 And BIHIBY esnips es in Swaine mn a Com. Wm Bim SH i Se mr i A eR LR
83200 ADA UBAOT 87 col mt mmmen ce mmmmm memo mmm mm——— m——— ——————— mmm — en (————— om———— mm————— mre mo ——
B3800 8nA UNACY 0 0 ol ie ammo cmon mmamme mmmman emma mmm mmm Somme a mm em em mmm mm br mmm mmm mmm bm mma mma mann
13400 0A URAET $350U —ooocmmmmams  cccmme commen coor eee ome meee mo mmm meant mem more mom meme mmm |e ee rece rm mmm mann
$3500 ANA UNACY 33000 comme me en mon mmm aammmmn mmm mamma mmm lm eminem em ieee em lm oman me me mmm mmm
P3600 ADA MNACT “BT0U cee mmocccomcm nl comcce mmm} ono mmm mmm mmm mm mmm oo em mm eee me mm smn mmm erm mm = rm rm mm mmm mem
[3700 And NASR JUD cummin ass pb a Sm SR i GES SE Si, HS Smit i BEA CARRE AR sm im ol SR mB SR BA lm OS Si SRR
$3800 and under 33900 Lo il ems en  f———— opm nm sm vn i te RB a
$3000 ANA UNAET 1000 ove ee cmmciae eeo oe ccmmme mm—m—— mamma mma mms | em Soo mom em mm mm em mm mmm mm mom mm mmm a min mmm
PEO00 ang ner CIF Lo, pn ser seems See, Sasi SRR HA Sd Ae rt EGER eres oreo 810. 8 mem tS rs BE EH Sm im SRR
A100 BNA TDAET | 4 oe ere mse ee tmm— m—— mma mm im me mm a mem me eee mmm pt me mm mmm mn mm mmm
34200 ANA UNAET MB00 ooo ocr omc cmon oC mmr mm me on mmm eee emma mm men me emm mmm Cemm mmmmn
EL RE JR ae TE
$4400 BNA URAC! 7 eee eee moe ee eee eee em em mmmmE ee me mon an Amn mmm mmm mm am_—r —;—————— mamma ao —o—————
$4500 anid ander Tl re ————————- a ———_, i ———" a Si a i Si a, i AR RT
3600 and ande RSS me SHH RINE orm 5h mmm: oes em mein ARSE. mss smn met apse ml RE HAA Sn 1 .
4700 and unde. er ————————— a Am m— ———— momma m mamma amm—en ammmmem mmmmmmeimmmame Awana ——.mman mmmmm an CC ——n Amn ————m———— ata aan .a-—n—— ———
34800 and inde —————- oo OR AL, SA a A A AR RS da ES a a ym go 0 GR
34900 and unde; RR RO SSE 1 ARIE re mM gr mere pte rem mmm meses pmrsrrmntrlit tte, emma ween mms bts ee mst st TR iy Lt RTE
$000 and unde: ETE EE ET TT a —_— ————
$5100 and under ~~ A A a Si J im STE (Hd mR A = TH nd SRA rd SS SRT mm
5200 ANA UNAET o.oo eee stmt mean cman mmmmm re mam man mmmmme= mammman mmm men om en mma amee ome mmmn mm mmm mom mean mmm ——— an mlm mam mma a
UND ANT RIBABY: FU wcrc sia sii sess tii es i TMA Wri: Dionisio sensei vend as vara in Jor wo et aim imi womens Irs mms
BOA0EY TUL TUINIOD BIBI conoid sms 0 5 Simm. Hm id SS Em mm me SS i mm SS A 5
35600 BINA OVET coe ener cscs jrmmmm ma mame an meme eommm—a aommmea mo=mm— comms mm mn [ama ———— maaan ammo ns ama ame | nm mm————— mona 1 4
Total . Rt Sa CR ro Gi 9 * | 7 2 AY RF amass 8: 118 = 100.0
Moding anal CATRINER cunning wom: I inn] FF cin: STE rang tema: TE nan: FUER rina
*Per cent not computed where the base is less than 100.
**Median not computed where the number is less than 15.
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        Table XI. (b) Annual Earnings by Occupational Classification, Women
—————— ee — 1 ee A
Full-fashioned hosiery
Occupational Classifieation

Total Boardirg

Dyeing Examining

Knitting,
footing

Knitting,
legging

Knitting,
helpers

Looping

Machine
fixing | Maintenance

Annual] earnings

Num- Per 'Num-; Per
ber cent | ber cent

Num! Per Num- Per Num-. Per
ber cent ber cent ber - cent

Num- Per Num- Per Num- Per Num- | Per : Num-. Per
ber cent ber eent | ber cent ber |, eent ber | cent

Under 3200 ___ et mm om mmme es am ——n mmm areoe mm———— S——— — ——— ——— 5 —— Hn. sero rsiois | s rroe cros hm— m T
5200 and under ,  .... Ll Loo. IT TT TT
WIPO ANA UNTER PB 7 oe coon wimg: sei ni eo fie Sa RR RR lly NR A AR RR RAE mre Bi Sen rms om me RHE ARIAS WH
300 and under $ 350 __—_ 1 RHEE SAE AA REE Ear : mn AS SA AR worms AA es emma Lorre ——— ro ————irr———
350 and under $ 400 ___. 7 F ommemnm, am o——————— 2 mmo. Sire mem em emer erent 1! ed ee ee mae
400 and under $ 450 __.. 18 em mee m———" am - RT, rer Tamm GAs si ak wm mon mmm mR
450 and under $ 500 ...., £1 ov T_T mma A a mai. Sd tn RR
500 and under $' "0 ____ °° aw SR esr ms mo ARE 10 fren Sm tomers momma ma sesnen nn prs smn Conse memes soon
=50 and under § ) _... rm T——— —————— meee eee ee eee en A mem mmm
600 and under © 730 __._ ee me em beeen a — eee mmmemm moms rma Sam
650 and under § JO _._. en rem ——h——— A a Rm HR Am
700 and under ¢ "50 —._. A mmm — a o————n lm mre Hr man mmm mm ———— mm ——
750 and under § “0 ___. mm mm men mn mmmmma mmm mmm mmm mmm ES —
£00 and under § 3H coa- mm cm ——— Sg  —— ——— —————— o_o
850 and under § = o.oo Bic ws on FRCS IRAE AS mmm mmm i, SRNR SENS TS wl Be
900 and under ® °70 .___ TF SRR RE EE emma iccecr mmm m= mama. mn mmr —— i -——_ po— oy
950 and under { 0... mmm Summ ——— — ep en mene mamas eam
1000 and under "177 Lo... 1 tec p— w—— — —— Rr RR Sw ‘ remem amp ——
31050 and under {11.5 o_._ EE RS SA ———— RR GORA —— — no oo J ot
1100 and under ' I 3} .... 1 mine mere on mem —— gpm m—— v7 on — ————————"———————
$1150 and under $1290 .__. mmm mmm mmmamaa mmm mma mn oid wa mn m———; rr me m—— esa mem ae
11200 and under $1250 __._ A —  ——— | (I STi NRA, te —" a A
$1250 and under £1700 ._.. apa Sia mn, SE y 8 of CR RE mmm SH WE ——— EI RR. WR
$1300 and under £1350 __.- 1 mimi mm——— ———— t BB nummm mam: ————— sn —— FRR Smee mmm mmen aman mama
31350 and under $1400 1 ee en ee eee mee mmm mr cmon ferme eee
$1400 and under $1450 .... So ——— ———— ———— 2 77 0H TT WTS IW rm pT RS A A [ER SPN PR —
$1450 and under $1500 __._ 4 1 tna minim: SoA ART. Wate AAR emer mm mn HERES momen meme ea eee
31500 and under $1550 .___ 2 ee ee me ee ee ee | mn mmeee mmmn| mmea ee mmm mn ee eeeen
21550 and under $1600 .__- dee ee ra ema mmm momen mmm em |e ran mam mmm | mm roam mmm nema er —— ma ——
$1600 and under $1650 .___ 2 mm men eee nme ee femme ee ee ee $e mmm mem Le a
$1650 and under $1700 _.._ { B Leominster ei SAR Si swt .1 ~emmnnn smn came oe en
31700 and under $1750 ._.. E nd as on Rn 1 20 mmm commer em —— oo ——— oii! oR ET rims lain hy so

$1750 and under $180 _... momen ee mm mee fe fee fre ane 3 i mmereeminemennn lame |e mae
$1800 and under $1850 ..--| ammo meen SII ii 8 a BEER ARR Bl bd lesssmudecnmmmm mm famous
$1850 and under $1900 ____ TT rm emwwmm haem: meee reer = wegen wget mgm rereleased at ms
§1900 and under $1950 ___. CII TI TTT FO RA BS pa DIDI Ty TTT III IT TTT
#1950 and under $2000 | TT TT I Tyr rT TT ey, i
12000 and under $2050 ____| ee EE Em wT re lo anata ——n
#2050 and under $2100 -._-| me jem ee mmm mmm | A SNS aa
52100 and under $2150 _._.| 0 NE os ri
$2150 and under $2200 —_-.; Rm iy wo pi erm mmm bem me {oo % rr ——
$2200 and under 2250 ~.._! isa, I A RNR PEE [Fm Hee ere se 1% | reemmelppml——
$2250 and under 32300 ~___| A Sl SS
$2300 and under $2350 aceon fommmm TT TTT
$2350 and under “2400 —___| % i en imamammn wommmninan cn ammemmbmmmmmom  e mmme mn te ee ems
52400 and under “2450 one] 1 me, SE RAH TRA, Sr HEH | mmmeme letter : ee TT
£2450 and Under 590 ooo |mcemmsmlacme oo mommeoneomeee ee en Fr ememlin crm —————
52500 and under ~ ° wo] 2 | a ee ee A ee
#2600 and under ram 1 0
$2700 and under meme reer men mmm TR RE Sg, TT Lm
£2500 and under re ee mt. mmm, Speen samen oe eam mmm iran
12900 and under Ne ee rem mmm bem fee eee lean ee amen mmo meen fa ammman SY
$3000 and under J mmm ce ee ee SSS TT TT i
$3100 and under 1 ) momo{mnmnnn imma — mmm ren on So Sh ot 8 rm rit, mgt em, toners. re BS . WR
£3200 and under 800 | ee on res oo oe een
FID SOY TI TE meme fear [mrettmsim om msmen forts mem immense ti mmm in = enim: seni rm tm iret em me mi rem mre a pre tne
S0000 A RHEIE 5 © oe Bonen ppm pesmi lamns 17, mimi Lamia £ Iie rent meee Sdn nn AR ———— wa ——————— ——
$3500 ard over .ocoeeen - lem ee emo fmm an meee rr a J Tr i, —— oT
Total --.... 193 [100.0 2 * Loreen 170 | W000 een |e io ro 285 100.0 comes mmc momen moe
—_— — ee ee een — ee ii mimi dition i
Median annual earnings | $1162 |oooooe $1325 |oeoomonioommcccloccce! $689 |oomoclocmco ice en moonfoeomonn be ce a focmnan © S118
*Por pent nat comnited whare the hgee ie lese than 100

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        Table XI. (b) Annual Earnings by Occupational Classification, Women
- Full-fashioned hosiery )
Occupational Classification

Mending I Packing

"  Palring Seaming

Sorting | Topping

Turning ‘Winding "Other

Annual earnings’

| J ' i i
Num- | Per Num-| Per | Num | Per | Num-: Per
her | sent © ber °° cent ber | eent | ber | cent

1 | {
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ber | cent | ber | cent | ber cent ber cent ' ber cent

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Under $&amp;lt;. _
200 and under
250 and under ! 3
360 and under v 7
250 and under
400 and under © 4
450 and under ©
500 and under
560 and under
4500 and under
6560 and under
700 and under
750 and under
800 and under
850 and under
900 and under
- 950 and under
*1000 and under
31050 and under
$1160 and under
p1150 and under
$1200 and under
$1250 and under
$1300 and under
$1350 and under
"1400 and under
#1450 and under
"1500 and under
41550 and under
$1600 and. under
$1650 and under
$1700 and under
$1750 and under
$1800 and under
£1850 and under

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$1900 and under mma tm enema |o mn man mmrommn meee] mm———a |e ame [mmm . Et 4 9 arnt | .
$1050 and under me sr I fone from pn tt oe
32000 ané under IIIT TW ee eee fen TIOTII 0 aimee cee eee ee
32050 an¢ under reese me meme 1: 9 ¢ emmmmnn imme im enema ee mean amen meen on meme en
}2100 an¢ under mest RR 1! a mmm oo 1 Cu meen mm een
$2150 anC under rem meen fomm ream mn mn | omen ¢ semen meee mma fommmmen een mene momen lemme momen
$2200 anc under oememmmmmeeema fees nomen] cman oom [mama | mae mee 1 | . a mom rammmmn amen oe moe aman mooes nnn meee
$2250 an¢ under im —] 1 A ee mee crete m meee 3 RF cnmmmnn fmer———— mmo meme mame annem mon Sr
$2300 anc under meen en mmo ons ma amman meoene owas omer ee mmm mcs be wmm——p eh mee
$2350 an¢ onder rm ——— 1; od fecmren mame fee fee | 1 © meme feemmm semen | omen meme —mwemen|memeee comm mann amen
32400 anc ‘ander meme imme) cme cca] comma cfc] 1 Femme ammman mmmmme lemma een cee [eee —vmmnn mame ea cman
32450 anc inder erro oeme teen ee  eomee BUSOU NS ee werent mt er oo i
$2500 anc onder mmm mann mam mmm cemmmm wom mmm mmm mame me pa 2 | . mmm mmm women mma mmm nfm memo meme mmm
2600 ar" nder ere mmm mmm [rw mane | 1 Beem meee om meme ara mmm sme mmm | mmm
2700 an” ander meme emer en mmm mn me mn mm tm me mmm |man man ene emma mmm | mmm mam mn emma mam mm | mn mm
82800 anr inder meme mmmm a fem em mn meen mmm jaan en mmm en mamma aman nme fmm aemmmee fmm ee emmee omnes amenan PN SA een
32900 anc under emer remem mmm mmm momeee rom mmm me ammonia mmo! mmm mm nem nn mame | eee
33000 anc under LU ee mmm mt st mm mm mm mm | 4 mn = meen mmm mmm an femme ements lem oo em ee | cme mE — EN ————-8100
 200 UNAET 30 ccmmesccmemmmen|mememon memes] meee em en afooenee mmm lmmm em eee fmm men mr ——— i - emcee commana | manne faa | om ee
RY er: Ee SN RN IS BN SEE ty enone momen mem omem meno mee
33300 and under 3400 ——ewmeemammmeicmmmm—- moms re momma Te em jrremmen leven mene a em nom mmm en mmreaen ome
$3400 and UNAeT $3500 mee meomamemamjoos anne comsmne|mmmmen memos moses moran ooo men TT Ts ee mmamen me mae amen
$3500 and over emma meen em remem meme meme fpmmen free em een me f eee
ree Le em rt ef re er ee a crt | erm ati mms esata en =e ster hme
Total --- TTT er w00 72 + 114 100.0, 301) 100.0 2 + 450 100, 1 «lm | 100.0; 181 | 100.0
—_——— —— ——f— mn emma em TT rm mm sme meme emt
Median AnnUS] ArNINES ——wemeommmee) $1149 iocemenl $1068 ooo...’ $1008 — $1263 |_couenal  ** — $1406 |e ™* i $076 'mamaea-i $788 Loco...
*Per cent not computed where the base is less than 100.
sx\edian not computed where the number is less than 15.

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        Table XI, (¢) Annual Earnings by Occupational Classification, Men
—— Te ————— — - —
Seamless hosiery
Occupational Classification

Total

Boarding

Dyeing | Examining

Knitting,
rib work

Knitting, |
string work Looping

Machine
fivine

|
Maintenance Mending

Annual earnings

Num- | Per Numher
 | eent = ber

Per
eent

Num- |
ber

Per
cent

Num- | Per
ber cent

Kum- | Per
ber | cent

i 1 1
Num. | Per | Per | Num. | Per | Num. | Per | Num. | Per
ber | cent ber | cent ber | cent ber | cent | ber | cent

Under $v -.._. ee oo mmf ee sitet enone
5 200 and under ! © 1 .6 {mmm |e emaeen i Tg mmm fm mE. AE SOON SO Treen lemme amen
L000 andl MNMer B B00 wolociumun hmmm wm fe mana owt,  reimine eee om mm me em EH FS BO I memo mmm me fee eee
* 300 and under $ 850 2! 1.2 CI mmm meee emma le | ee cme mma omer een pa 1 femme |e eeee
590 00 MET BAD mip pe Se ame mime btm. mmm meme [cman meme [cam seman fee
400 and under $450 _ i... |e. remem emf mmm men mmm eee fel sommes ee ga esse uinss
50 and under © 50° Lio ceeeeo oo TTT om ememem m  e Semmes mime Sum——
500 and under © FT" __. _.. [mmm sm ime mm mn cme cam meme fa ene ae cmon [momen wm RR CITT RS
550 and under ¢ 600, ee ee ee ee meee a 1 fromm meme
600 and under ¢ 850 ..: 1 me es momen omens mmm free oman memes Sm Rn EE i de See rma mms
650 and under ® 700 .. Lee ee ee fis cee mmm mmm fom ee] 1 ee en
700 and under { 750 __ eT mmm mmm ema an mmm womans mm mm eee
750 and under * °"0 _. ee mn ppt fm amistad w RR SSSA RRR mmm rm men eee 1 fmmmomon mmo mene
200 and under ¢ 50 _. mm ee ee foes men mmeeean emis ns [ESR
850 and under ¢ "0 __ ee ef eee Logos mm me ee fee 1 RE
900 and under ¢ 50 - am emmmmmm ieee ea en 1 fmmmmmmm mmm |e 3 ae mf mmm manna
§ 950 and under *'700 __| emsnnffimmamnnkosmannlpensrinfinsmselsscealymenne onmmmen meme femme me 1 fmm ee ceee
31000 and under "50 _. mmm mre meme fee ee nanan Le “omen eee mmemmn lm ———— me ea cn ae ————
$1050 apC nnder 100 __; arm ee 1 vi: minut, SRR 1 ET
$1100 and under 150 __| Sr eee remem en —— 1 remem me LL LL
$1150 and under "90 =| me ee ee 8 {wir mien wieh aime 1 men 2 remem ees
£1200 and onder £50 ee - omen Set mer pre 1 SRC SEP ST AIAN
$1250 and ander 300 _., comms ms m— cote pr _ oD + wens fee meme weenne
#1200 anc ander “50 =| mmm meme femme mmms mmemm mmmeen imme a—— ——————— SRE mm en
$1350 anc 1nder 400 _. Imm fram mmm eam fmm eee Te a A JN we sem ons
$1400 anc ander 1450 _. ee eel Se meen eee ream meme fm ——— Been en | ae eee
21450 and under 1500 .. HS 1 Jomirmivnn iminmi
351500 and under 1560 .. masa oie i em ee ee cn mmm mm mmm comm on 2mm mn me
$1550 and under 1600 _. [nema nein nan res ww mmm J ——— BD Lisson memes usm
$1600 and under ‘1650 ... se meememineenean mmm — a ty 1 1 mmo ns an
$1050 and under $1700 | 1 Bleed Ec emespalziannd ames — CII LTT Ce CITI
$1700 and under $1750 -.| ; 1 fmm mm em ee eee fmm eee eee omen mame mee oe fee [ER———
F750 and under $1800 _.| a | 74 emer epee TTT 1 [TT ees emma 2 lo
}1800 and under $1850 _' 6 8.6 1 ___ iT GVTITTTITTITT TTI LT ITT

fi an) min Sie =| : “ z ! AE ee .m————— emer freee grt omer mmm nanan meer 1 frome emer ere eee
$1900 and under $1950 .., ! 19 Sy omens emer ere eee Lene PER i a
El a sn
bun ang nude oT . g TTT Teen 1 iemamn OUR. SO N.S A : ARAN SON WN
proms ai unser a0 =&amp;lt;) 1.2 oT bee nl n———_———— meme frm mm merry m——— I A sl 1 eevee
$2100 and under $2150 -.| Se a J EY SR TIT renee eee dr et
52200 and under 52250 ble a TT LT mm een om een were II
$2250 and under [2300 _.| re er meee woe go
$2300 and under §2350 _. s free TIT ea, a — nes a,
$2350 and under $2400 ... 8 fremmemrloees re enn} wmesmhmnsnalianinionss oe mm
32400 and under 2450 __.. TT efron omens eres | erm ems I TI TTT
£2500 and under 2600 == ! TT rrr AA SRS —_————— Tr Tm ie renga
F2600 and under ron ~~ &amp;lt; ml —— aS 1 | isa —— oom : MM roms
PR aud vag RO «of a TTT 1 fucose a NA i — BO ph
$2800 and under C00 __ yh yl TL Tm CL eel een Beep i
52000 and under 33000 _- 2] iz | prem | T—y = er en rere ene
53000 and under $3100 |. _..[-- TT TTT FN comm oneness tosses
indi Bis da — CTT mre mmm femme omen arena mmeneenmerenn] 3 een ree eee
33200 and under 33300 whoeplogy md re] 8 pa
$300 and under 33400 _.| 3 8 irre eee eee TIT Fr
$3400 and under $3500 “pe TT A orn went 3 Jno a
$3500 and under 33600 ..! 1 Wb iemmmonf men eee ST I Te chosen nssmsLunssas emesis pn
$3600 and under 8700 ioeoooo|ommentoeeen Te IT rrr frre oe ere erfeeee Er
$3700 and under "800 i.e... mmf womens aan TT — ere ee | EE mr
$3800 and unde: “00 efmmemns memes meme SIT RTS I rere ees ramos fname AS
$2000 and under 100 _fococoo meoefoemos eee ee  — SI EE te nt
$4000 and under 4100 i A i TTT EE ee i  —
$4100 and under 4200 __|.eoooolimmnm aa rfp | CITE i pene er rveel cerrleaeer
$4200 and under «4% wef wren sraranlmar fre gee} ! oo mT I
$4300 and under 440 = SRE Ry, WET ne Se a CTT
$4400 and under #4500 et ovens joensmenfassaseslonssssslemne ee oe oy een
$4500 and under H600 _.j_ oo joao rhe rr -- ee emer rere ee
$4300 and under *490C .. 2 met ts i hrm mmm TT oo - SU TT referent Cfo - semen eee pS Wo
p00 and under “6200 ES ER SY me Tree eee CT SE LET ern ore
$5000 and under 5100 .l.ooooojoomoolmeeees RR NY oT TIT i or re ere
$5100 and under $5200 |-oeeeoiooaeaies Temes oe rrr Brenan res ata ree EE
$5200 and under $5300 ..| |__|. seemless + hosesnfas male ol ene ere ee
$5500 and nieder S00 een mest eames snesenlwicanenl peau

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Seamless hosiery
Occupational “Classification

Weekly earnings

Total

Boarding

Dyeing

Number


Per
cent

Number
 i

Per
cent

Num- i Per
ber | eent

£400 and under $5500 oo eee-.
$5500 and Over .ooooooo_iiooee.-Total
 coceel comeoeeeen] 166 100.0 44
Median annusl earnings $1508 1... $1431 |_____.. ** ______.

Examining

Knitting,
rib work

Knitting,
string work

Looping

Machine
fixing

Maintenance

Mending

Number


Per
cent

Number


Per
cent

Number


Per
cent

Number


Per
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Number


Per
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Num- Per
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Num-; Per
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oT “Seamless hosiery
Occupational Classification

Packing

Pairing

Seaming
and welting

Separating
tops

Splice
rutting

Topping

Turning

Winding

Other

Annual earnings

Under $2
$200 and
$ 260 and
B 800 and
1 850 and
- 400 and
$ 450 and
§ 500 and
§ 550 and
B 600 and
§ 6650 and
Bb 700 and
§ 750 snd
B 800 and
v 850 and
$ 900 and
$ 550 and
$1000 and
$1050 and
$1100 and
$1150 and
$1200 and
$1250 and
$1300 and
$1350 and
P1400 and
$1450 and
E1600 and
$1550 and
$1600 and
$1660 and

under
der
1mder
inder
‘nder
mder
mder
ander
under
ander
nder
ander
under  _..
ander 9
under , 8%
der $00
under 0H
under 1100
under "1150
ander 1200
onder 1250
mder 3K
ander 1350
ander 1406
under 1450
under "1500
ander 1550
under $1600
under $1660
under 1700

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        Table XI. (¢) Annual Earnings by Occupational Classification, Men-— (Continued)
Te ———————
Seamless hosiery
Occupational Classification

Annual earnings

Packing | Palring |

Seaming | Separating
and welting tops

Splice
Cutting | Topping + Turning

Winding | Other

Sum-| Per |Num-! Per | ¥52- Per
ber | cent ber | cent | ber | cent

Num- Per
ber | cent

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ber | eent | ber | cent ber | eent | ber | cent | ber ! cent

51400 and under $1760
3750 and under B1S00
5800 and 1nder BI1S50
31850 and under $1800
$1000 ind under $1960
51950 and ander $2000
2000 ip” nder 32050
2060 ar” der $2100
2100 «n° Inder R150
32150 arc onder 2200
2200 anc nder 2250
32250 anc nder 2300
32300 an( nder 2350
2350 and inder 0
2400 and 1nder 2409
2450 and inder 32500
‘25600 anc inder $2609
2600 and mder: “277°
2700 and der °°
B2800 and inder
2000 anc inder
3000 ané¢ 1mder
3100 and 1nder 327
3200 ané 1nder 33°
3300 and ander “UC.
13400 and ander 3500
$3500 and ander "3600
13600 and under 3700
$8700 and under $3800
$3800 and under $3900
33000 and under $4000

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        <pb n="90" />
        Table XI. (d) Annual Earnings by Occupational Classification, Women
oT Seamless hosiery
Occupational classification

Annual earnings

Total

Boarding

Dyeing

Examining

Knitting,
rib work

Knitting, | Machine
string work Looping fixing

Maintenance Mending

1 I
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her cent | her | cent | her ! eent

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ber cent ber | eent

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Joder $..0 _... 7
200 and under { 250 __;
250 and under $ 800 ..'
300 and under © 350 ...
350 and under &amp;amp; 470 ..
400 and under &amp;amp; 450 __°
450 and under &amp;amp; £90 _.i ’
500 and under ¢ 550 _.|
550 and under § 600 __|
500 and under © "30 __|
#50 anc under ! 700 ...
fC and ander © 750 ._.
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25" and under ‘ 970 _..
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95¢ and under ‘ 000 ._i
‘000 and under ‘059 _.;
1050 and under 1100 ..:
"100 and under ‘17 _.;
‘15( and under 270 ._;
20( and under 20
125¢ ap¢ under
80 an¢ under
"3€ and under
7 and under
45( and under
150¢ and under
A550 and under
31600 and under
31650 and nnder

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$1950 anc under °°" __ enn per mtn niin i i rn fn mst mmm ffm eee
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120.0 under en iin mmm eee ET erm emo mine fromm mm mm em fmm! mee nen
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13C0C ~n under eee fom eee femme |e SI III mmm femme femme oem femme fem
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        <pb n="91" />
        Table XI. (d) Annual Earnings by Occupational Classification, Women— (Concluded)
Seamless hosiery TT
Qceupational classification

Annual earnings

Paeking

| Pairing

Seaming
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Separating
tops

Splice | )
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 Purning

Winding | Other

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ber | cent

: i
Num- | Per | Num. Per | Num-| Per
ber cent ber i cent ' her : cout

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Under $200 __.
® 200 and under
250 and under
300 and ander
350 and under
400 and under
450 and under
500 and under
550 and under
“00 and onder
“50 an¢ under
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CC ar’ under
1000 a” ander
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1100 ander
‘150 a andr
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£50 ar: onder
1800 ars under
1350 an( under
430 and under
“450 and under
1500 and under
$1550 and under
$1600 and under
216850 and under

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52050 and under J ea ee a a mmm fe ff e
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29250 and under _ a mmm} Fe emo mmm mmm | cme em mea rere mf ee
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2600 and in” presepmsnmens oan JOR TE — tl ee
2700 we x ssa i At enfin rns mmmefomemmeamme mme mei meen cmmee lamin cmmme emo cme cee emee
32800 ar. mmm rom hr ms m——— smn mo bam mm sm fs mmm mm sm el —- _. ol . __ — -
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$3400 and under #500 o_o. lemmeoofiooo a SR ANH ret |rmsprestoms mmr [rem ———— CII memo] ome
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        <pb n="92" />
        Table XII. Annual Earnings by Geographical District and Sex, Men

Annual earnings

Inder $200 ..-_-_
200 and under nm
250 and under $300 ______
* 800 and under $ 350 _. .
350 and under $400 ono.
400 and under $450 __________._____._.
450 and under $500 eo...
500 and under $550 __._... __.___._.
f5¢ and under © FOC __________..
“0 and under { © CR A
“7 and under ¢~ ee 6 ER
2 and under ¢' mes
7.. and under JE,
~1 and under # a
£50 and under be A
90( and under
950 and under $I¢
10¢ and under $17
s1021 and under ?&amp;amp;1
1160 and under $11
‘115¢ and under $1f
120 and under 81°
1250 and under $13:
130¢ and under $13
1350 and under $14”
31400 and under $14
1450 and under $1f
$1500 and under $I
"550 and under $160
1800 and under “°°

$1650 and under $1700 ____________________
$1700 and under $1750 .__._____________._.
$1750 and under BISOO ____________________
$1800 and under P1850 o_o...
$1850 and under $1900 __________________..
$1900 and under 31950 _.__.__ . _._._. ..
$1950 and under 32000 _ _._.. .____....o
32000 and under 32050 ooo
$2050 and under "2100 ____. eens
$2100 and under $2150 ooo]
32150 and under 22 ee _!
$2200 and under 52250 eo
$2250 and ander 2300 ______..____L.__
32300 and ander “2350 __.__.___________
$2350 and ander “2400 __._________________}
32400 and under 2450 _____.______._____
$2450 and ander 2500 __ o_o...
$2500 and under 2600 _.________________..
$2600 and ander $2700 _.____ __.____.
$2700 and under $2800 _______ ___________..
$2800 and under $2900 —.___._ ____..._._.]
$2900 and under $3000 ____________________
$3000 and under $3100 ._______________..__
53100 and under $3200 __.__ .___.... .._.__
$3200 and ander $3300 o.ocoocmmiomoooemooo
B3300 and ander $3400 ________. _.._. ______
$3400 and under $3500 _______ ep
$3500 and under $3600 ___________________.
$3600 and under $3700 _.______.. ___. ._.__
$3700 and under #3800 _.______..__..._.._.
33800 and under #8900 _______________._.__
33900 and under $4000 ________.. _________
34000 and under 4100 _
54100 and under $4200 ooo eel
34200 and under ®=4300
34300 and under -“44Ju
4400 and under 450. _
4500 and under ’
84600 and under
°4700 and under
34800 and under
34900 and under
$5000 and. under
25100 and under
85200 and under

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Philadelphia county

Berks county

Northampton county | Other counties

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Ful |
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        Table XII. Annual Earnings by Geographical District and Sex, Men— Concluded

A1] men reporting
annual earnings

Philadelphia county

Berks county

Northampton county

Other counties

Annual earnings

Full
ashioned |

Seamless

Full
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full
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        <pb n="94" />
        Table XII. Annual Earnings by Geographical District and Sex, Women

Annual earnings

Inder -
» 200 and ‘mder
1250 and ander
300 and under
p 850 and 1nder
5 400 and ander
} 450 and ander
B 500 and inder
5 550 and 1nder
5 600 and under
5 650 and under
31700 and ander
5 750 and ander
5800 and inder
$ 850 and inder
5 900 and ander
5950 and ander 100.
$1000 and ander 1050
51060 and ander 1100
31100 and inder 1150
$1150 and under 1200
51200 and inder '250
31250 and 1inder 306
51300 and under 350
$1350 and under "1400
p1400 and under ¥450
$1450 and under 31500
31500 and under 31550
$1550 and under 31600
$1600 and under 51650
31660 and under 21700

All women reporting
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5
1.6
7
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2.6
2.9
3.1
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i111 women reporting
annual earnings

Philadelphia county

Berks county

Northampton county

Other counties

Full |
fashioned | Scamless

Full
ashioned | Seamless |

Full
fashionad | Seamless

Full
fashioned | Seamless

Fun |
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Per Num. Per
cent | her cent

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750 and under
‘200 and under
"350 and under
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1050 and under
100 and under
50 and under
"00 and nnder
2150 ar inder
“200 ape ander
50 an¢  mder
"300 an -inder
350 ar” mder
“400 and ander
450 anc ander
“500 and der
600 an¢ ander
2700 and 1nder
2800 and 1nder
2900 and 1nder
“3000 and inder
3100 and ander
3200 and under
3300 and onder
3400 and under
$3500 and under
$3600 and under
33700 and under

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83000 and under
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4100 and -nder
4200 and 1nder
4300 and nder
1400 anf nder
4500 anf ander
1600 an: mder
4700 an mer
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1900 and wmder
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5300 and under
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“Per cent not computed where the base is less than 100.
t*Medisgn not computed where the number is less than 15.

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Schedule form
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        ScHEDULE ForM

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRY

COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA

Sex. .....

Establishment No....... Scheduled weekly hours...... Shift......

Name
or
a0.

Actual earnings

Two |
weeks or
Depart- semi- i
ment ‘monthly

Weekly

Actual! hours

Two
#eeks or
seminonthly


Weekly

Hours
over--ime


Hours Btatus
under- | of
time hours

Annual
sarnings
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3

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ro

vs
a

Table 12. Median Weekly Hours by Geographical District

Median weekly hours **
Full-fashioned hosiery Seamless hoslery

teographieal
district

Men

Women

Men

Women

Number | Median

Number

Median

Number

Median

Number | Median

wo
wh

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NO
5

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x

‘adelphia
WEY  wommmmmins
¥8 county eel
thampton
UNLY  wcecreneee
er counties ._..
al reporting ._:
record of hours
7:

301
1685
437
15

2628
1407
3085

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632
1479
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or

47
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riation from scheduled weekly hours

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The actual working hours of the men and women employed in the
siery industry varied considerably from the full-time or scheduled
urs of work, with a tendency toward undertime rather than overtime
ork. Women in particular tended to work less than their scheduled
urs, 56 per cent of those employed in the full-fashioned hosiery inistry
 and 70 per cent of those in seamless hosiery establishments
orked less than their scheduled hours. (Chart 4) Precisely one-third
the men in both types of hosiery manufacture worked undertime.
he full-time scheduled hours were worked by 37 per cent of the women
the full-fashioned industry and 29 per cent in the seamless hosiery
dustry. Men had more overtime work in seamless than in fullshioned
 hosiery. Women had very little overtime work in fullishioned
 hosiery and practically none in seamless hosiery.
Of the men and women working overtime both in the full-fashioned
1d in the seamless hosiery industry, the majority had less than eight
ours overtime. For those losing time from their work, in general
le lost time was much greater in the seamless than in the full-fashioned
»siery industry. Practically one-fifth of the men and more than onealf
 the women engaged in the manufacture of seamless hosiery lost
ght hours or more from their regular weekly schedule (Table 13).

ariation from scheduled weekly hours by occupational classification
Any comparison of scheduled hours by occupational classification is
mited by the extremely large number of employes in many occupations

&amp;gt;

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iy

*Median not computed where the number {8 less than 15.
"The median hour included the fraction of the hour up to the next interval, fi. e.,
included 50 and less than 51 hours.

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