Hand work; same work on machine is done by backing machine operators.

5 Minimum rates established for women bindery workers in Boston, Cambridge (except one concern), and Norwood are 19 and 21 cents an hour; occupations include: banders (head), case or cover makers (head), folding machine operators, gilders, pagers and numberers, sewers (hand), and tape sewing machine operators.

1 See also notes under Newspaper Compositors on page 52.

2 Bankmen, make-ups, linotype machine operators, and proof-readers receive same rate of wages and work same hours.

⚫ Before midnight time and one-half; after midnight double time.

* Bankmen and copy cutters receive same rate of wages and work same hours.

5 In some cases do not work on Monday; make up time on the other 5 days.

* Bankmen, make-ups, linotype and monotype operators (day), and proof-readers receive same rate of wages and work same hours.

'Bankmen, copy cutters, linotype and monotype operators, proof-readers, and make-ups receive same rate of wages and work same hours.

• Regular rate plus 10 cents an hour, except for machine operators, who are paid time and one-half.

⚫ Bankmen, foremen, machinists, copy cutters, make-ups, linotype machine operators, and proof-readers receive same rate of wages and work same hours.

*Time and one-fourth, except double time on Sundays and Labor Day.

Scale during fourth year of service.

Range of rates; paid according to years of service.

Time and one-half for first 6 hours; double time thereafter.

14 In some cases have Saturday half-holiday and work not more than 81⁄2 hours on first 5 days of week.

15 Rate during last 6 months of apprenticeship.

Time and one-fourth, except double time on Sundays and Labor Day.

8 See notes under Admen on page 49 and under Newspaper Compositors on page 52.

4 Same rates of wages and same hours apply to all journeymen employed in composing room except linotype machine operators and machine tenders.

5 In some cases have Saturday half-holiday and work not more than 81⁄2 hours on first 5 days of week.

Time and one-half for over 9 hours in one night or over 42 hours a week.

7 About 40 per cent have half-holiday, some for entire year, some for 3 summer months, by working 82% hours on 5 days.

8 Time and one-half for first 6 hours; double time thereafter.

• During 7 months work 94 hours on 5 days and 4 hours on Saturday.

10 In some cases do not work on Monday; make up time on the other 5 days.

11 Same rates of wages and same hours apply to all journeymen employed in composing room.

12 Admen, monotype machine operators (day), and stone men receive same rate of wages and work same hours.

13 During 3 months, work 81⁄2 hours on 5 days and 51⁄2 hours on Saturday.

14 One day, 9 hours.

1 Work 8 hours on 2 days, 81⁄2 hours one day, 71⁄2 hours one day, and 91⁄2 hours one day.

? Work shorter day (61⁄2 hours) on Saturday during entire year.

* Stone men and proof-readers receive same rate of wages and work same hours.

• Before midnight time and one-half; after midnight double time.

* See notes under Admen on p. 49; Book Compositors on p. 50; and Newspaper Compositors on p. 52.

* Double time for Sunday, when preceded or followed by a night's work.

* Time and one-half for first 6 hours; double time thereafter.

In some cases have Saturday half-holiday and work not more than 81⁄2 hours on first 5 days of week.

• Time and one-fourth, except double time on Sundays and Labor Day.

19 In some cases do not work on Monday; make up time on the other 5 days.

11 Time and one-half for over 9 hours in one night or over 42 hours a week.

1 In some cases do not work on Monday; make up time on the other 5 days.

2 Monotype operators receive same rate of wages and work same hours.

* Machinists and monotype operators receive same rate of wages and work same hours.

4 During 3 months, work 81⁄2 hours on 5 days and 51⁄2 hours on Saturday.

Work 8 hours on 2 days, 81⁄2 hours one day, 71⁄2 hours one day, and 91⁄2 hours one day.

Work shorter day (61⁄2 hours) on Saturday during entire year.

7 See notes under Admen on p. 49, Book and Job Compositors on p. 50, Linotype Operators on p. 51, and Newspaper Compositors on p. 52.

See notes under Admen on p. 49; Book Compositors on p. 50; and Newspaper Compositors on p. 52. Admen, bankmen, copy cutters, foremen, machinists, make-ups, linotype and monotype machine operators,

and proof-readers receive same rate of wages and work same hours.

10 Double time for Sunday, when preceded or followed by a night's work.

11 Admen, bankmen, and make-ups receive same rate of wages and work same hours.

12 Time and one-half for first 6 hours; double time thereafter.

13 In some cases have Saturday half-holiday and work not more than 81⁄2 hours on first 5 days of week.

14 Admen and make-ups receive same rate of wages and work same hours.

15 Make-ups receive same rate of wages and work same hours.

16 Admen, bankmen, linotype machine operators, machinists, and make-ups receive same rate of wages and work same hours.

17 Same rates of wages and same hours apply to all journeymen employed in composing room.