[Women wage-earners in London.]
—— (same). Women wage-earners. Boston: Roberts.
[Women as wage-earners in the past; conditions and wages in Europe and the United States; remedies and suggestions for evils. Includes a bibliography.]
Canada. Department of labor. Report of the royal commission on a dispute respecting hours of employment between the Bell telephone company of Canada ltd. and operators at Toronto, Ont. Ottawa. 1907.
[Report on a strike of women telephone operators.]
Candee, H. C. How women may earn a living. N.Y.: Macmillan. 1900.
[Consideration of various industries and the opportunities they afford women workers.]
Chapman, S. J. The Lancashire cotton industry. Manchester: University press. 1904.
[Deals briefly with women in the weaving and spinning trades, the attitude of trade unions, the ratio of women workers in the cotton industry in 1838 and 1901.]
Collet, C. E. Educated working women; essays on the economic position of women workers in the middle classes. London: P. S. King. 1902.