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The 10 percent sample data includes information on the name, age, place of birth, language/s spoken, religion, position in household, marital status, employment, and income of women aged 15 to 29. These sample data were used to explore how clerical workers compare to the broader population of similarly aged women, whether in waged work or not.
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Canada has a national system of banks that is currently dominated by the so-called 'Big Five' banks (Bank of Montreal, Bank of Nova Scotia/Scotiabank, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce/CIBC, Royal Bank, and Toronto-Dominion Bank), most are the result of several rounds of mergers dating back to the nineteenth century. We gathered material from the archives of each of the five major domestic banks, as well as the Sun Life Assurance Company, and the Banque d'Hochelaga, a major Quebec bank that initially targeted francophones.
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The original intent of the interviews with the clerical workers was to explore their decisions to enter paid work and strategies for combining family and employment obligations. The women were drawn from a random sample of women clerical workers listed in the Polk's City Directory. The interviews were open-ended and relatively unstructured, so an enormous amount of information was gathered. In the secondary analysis for this paper, special attention was focused on the 18 women in their 40s, 50s and 60s, especially those whose interviews with more of an oral history component (for an example of the original analysis, see Kim England, "Suburban Pink Collar Ghettos: The Spatial Entrapment of Women?, " Annals of the Association of American Geographers 83:2 (1993): 225-242). The interviews with personnel managers in Toronto were aimed at address ing questions about the linkages between the banks' occupational profiles and decisions about the location of the banks' back offices and branches.
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Flora Miller is one of the women who contributed to the oral histories of clerical workers. All names are pseudonyms. Concerns like those raised by Flora's grandfather were surely informed by moral panics about the social and moral well-being of young women adrift in the big city, untethered from the social restraint and surveillance of family and small town community.
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William H. Leffingwell, who wrote Scientific Office Management (New York, 1917) was a strong proponent of standardizing and routinizing office work practices by adapting the scientific management techniques of F.W. Taylor's time and motion studies and Henry Ford's flow-line principles to office work. Many tasks still needed to be completed by hand, and only the largest companies had the labor or the capital to afford these scientific office management systems. But there were savings to be made, especially as women could be installed as machine operators with relatively low pay.
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This is a lower figure than for the US (where more than 90 percent were nativeborn). The national origin of the Bank of Montreal's foreign-born workers demonstrates Canada's status as a Dominion of the United Kingdom: 71 percent of them were from England or Scotland, fully one-fifth of all the women hired
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This is a lower figure than for the US (where more than 90 percent were nativeborn). The national origin of the Bank of Montreal's foreign-born workers demonstrates Canada's status as a Dominion of the United Kingdom: 71 percent of them were from England or Scotland, fully one-fifth of all the women hired.
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Kwolek-Folland, 1994. In his study of office and retail clerks in Philadelphia, Bjelopera (2005) found that among African-Americans clerical work did not become heavily feminized. In 1920 four-fifths of them were men.
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