**Cooks" were included under "Food products" until 1905; in 1905 under "Hotels and restaurants." tt"Cement workers" were included under Building, Stone Working, Etc.," until 1905. ‡‡ Since 1902 nearly all the organized women in Public Employment have been hospital employees. The earnings of the latter in 1903, when they first appear in the returns, included only cash wages while in 1904-5 an allowance for maintenance was added. DETAILED TABLES. I. Number and membership of labor organizations, March and September: By industries, trades and localities. II. Number and membership of labor organizations in each city and village (September). III. Number and membership of labor organizations in each county and town (March). IV. Rates of wages and hours of labor reported by each labor organization (September): By trades and localities. V. Employment and earnings of organized wage workers, by trades and localities: (a) First quarter-January, February and March. (b) Third quarter-July, August and September. VI. Duration of employment and amount of earnings of each member of labor organizations: (a) First quarter-January, February and March. (b) Third quarter-July, August and September. VII. Causes of idleness, by industries and trades: (a) At the end of March. (b) At the end of September. VIII. Idleness during and at the end of the first quarter in the leading cities. IX. Number and membership of labor unions and causes of idleness at By localities and trades. the end of September: X. Changes in rates of wages reported by labor unions, October 1, 1904— September 30, 1905. XI. Changes in the hours of labor reported by trade unions, October 1, 1904-September 30, 1905. (a) Increases. (b) Decreases. (c) Recapitulation. XII. Wages of Brickyard Employees, 1904 and 1905. |