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Contents
5Introduction | 4 |
Parttime jobs and job requirements | 17 |
Women who work part time | 26 |
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activities adult education Beauty shops budgets Charitable cities Clerical employees clinics dentists Department stores Dining-room employees Directors disadvantages of part-time distribution of women domestic workers earnings Eating places employers interviewed experience family household find part-time firms Food-service employees fringe benefits full-time job full-time workers hiring home responsibilities hospitals Hourly hours a week industries Kitchen employees less Limited-price stores marital status marriage membership organizations nursery nursery schools nurses occupations offices operators paid vacations part-time employees part-time employment part-time jobs part-time schedules PART-TIME STUDY Percentage distribution Placement agencies profes professional Publishing houses Radcliffe College real estate reasons registered nurses regular part-time related workers require retail stores sales promotion Saleswomen sanitariums Service workers sick leave social agencies Social workers Teachers Clerical Total part-time workers U. S. DEPARTMENT waitresses women interviewed women part-time workers workers in hotels X X X
Bibliographic information
| Title | Part-time jobs for women: a study in 10 cities Volume 238 of Bulletin (United States. Women's Bureau), United States Women's Bureau |
| Authors | Opal Gooden, United States. Women's Bureau |
| Publisher | U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1951 |
| Length | 82 pages |
| Subjects | › › Business & Economics / Careers / General Political Science / Labor & Industrial Relations Social Science / Women's Studies Women |
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