Economic effects of the world war upon women and children in Great Britain
Irene Osgood Andrews and Margaret A. Hobbs
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1. Front matter2. CHAPTER I Introductory Summary3. CHAPTER II Work of Women and Children before the World War4. CHAPTER III First Months of the World War— Labor’s Attitude toward the War— Unemployment among Women Workers5. CHAPTER IV Extension of Employment of Women6. CHAPTER V Organized Efforts to Recruit Women’s Labor7. CHAPTER VI Sources of Additional Women Workers8. CHAPTER VII Training for War Work9. CHAPTER VIII Women and the Trade Unions10. CHAPTER IX Control of Women Workers Under the Munitions Act11. CHAPTER X Wages12. CHAPTER XI Hours of Work13. CHAPTER XII Safety, Health and Comfort14. CHAPTER XIII Effects of the War on the Employment of Children15. CHAPTER XIV Effects of War Work on Women16. CHAPTER XV Peace and Reconstruction17. APPENDICES18. INDEX