[Legislation restricting the hours of labor for women, American legislation, foreign legislation, dangers of long hours, causes and effects of fatigue, effect of hours on health, safety, morals and general welfare, benefit of short hours, remedies, regulations and restrictions.]
Bulley, A. A. & Whitley, Margaret. Women’s work. N.Y.: Scribner. 1894. (Soc. quest. of today ser.)
[Treats of women and trade unions in the textile and other trades, influence of occupation on health, infant mortality, legislation.]
Butler, E. B. Women and the trades; Pittsburg 1907-08. N.Y.: Charities publication committee. 1909.
[The report of a full investigation of the conditions of work of women in Pittsburg.]
Cadbury, Edward, and others. Woman’s work and wages. London: T. Fisher Unwin. 1906.
[Detailed analysis of conditions and wages of working women in the different trades open to them in Birmingham, England; together with suggested remedies for existing evils and descriptions of women’s trade unions, girls’ clubs, etc., in Birmingham.]
Campbell, Helen. Prisoners of poverty; women wage-workers, their trades and their life. Boston: Roberts. 1887.
[A record taken from life in New York.]
—— (same). Prisoners of poverty abroad. Boston: Roberts. 1889.