Women in Labor: Mothers, Medicine, and Occupational Health, 1890-1980 |
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Page 102
... health and safety . This combination changed the relationship between home and workplace and explains why the baby's ... health , " stressed the need for education . As science was accorded greater significance in workplace health and ...
... health and safety . This combination changed the relationship between home and workplace and explains why the baby's ... health , " stressed the need for education . As science was accorded greater significance in workplace health and ...
Page 135
... health and safety . Managers repeatedly noted when jobs performed by men could just as easily be performed by women for less money . Their interest in health and safety lay in reducing accidents due to faulty machine guards , tripping ...
... health and safety . Managers repeatedly noted when jobs performed by men could just as easily be performed by women for less money . Their interest in health and safety lay in reducing accidents due to faulty machine guards , tripping ...
Page 168
... health and safety rather than blanket protective laws would best advance women's position in the workforce.17 In many respects , women resembled other new employees , although employers believed women needed more careful attention ...
... health and safety rather than blanket protective laws would best advance women's position in the workforce.17 In many respects , women resembled other new employees , although employers believed women needed more careful attention ...
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