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The names of former employees used in the survey
were chosen at random from those who worked at secretarial-
clerical jobs and who had left the labor market.
After tabulation of the former jobs of the employees
questioned, it was noted that 168 questionnaires were
mailed to former clerks. This represents the largest
number of questionnaires mailed for any one job category.
Of the thirty responses in this category twelve indicated.
a desire for part-time work. Considered in terms
of percentages, 40 per cent of the clerks replying indicated
interest in this form of employment which compares
with an over-all affirmative reply for the entire survey
of 46 per cent. The machine bookkeeper category also
fell below the over-all affirmative per cent reply with
37-5 per cent answering in the affirmative. The former
bookkeepers indicated lack of interest in replying, with
just a little over 10 per cent returning their questionnaires
answered. This per cent was the lowest of all
job categories. Former tellers showed the most interest
in the survey with 27-5 per cent replying; and of those
replying 48 per cent indicated a desire for part-time
work while 52 per cent gave a negative response. Of the
eleven questionnaires received by former secretaries, two
were returned answered and both replies were in the
affirmative.
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| Title | Part-time female employees: A partial solution to the staffing problem in the banking industry of the Los Angeles Metropolitan Area. - Page 65 |
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| Full text | 58 The names of former employees used in the survey were chosen at random from those who worked at secretarial- clerical jobs and who had left the labor market. After tabulation of the former jobs of the employees questioned, it was noted that 168 questionnaires were mailed to former clerks. This represents the largest number of questionnaires mailed for any one job category. Of the thirty responses in this category twelve indicated. a desire for part-time work. Considered in terms of percentages, 40 per cent of the clerks replying indicated interest in this form of employment which compares with an over-all affirmative reply for the entire survey of 46 per cent. The machine bookkeeper category also fell below the over-all affirmative per cent reply with 37-5 per cent answering in the affirmative. The former bookkeepers indicated lack of interest in replying, with just a little over 10 per cent returning their questionnaires answered. This per cent was the lowest of all job categories. Former tellers showed the most interest in the survey with 27-5 per cent replying; and of those replying 48 per cent indicated a desire for part-time work while 52 per cent gave a negative response. Of the eleven questionnaires received by former secretaries, two were returned answered and both replies were in the affirmative. |
