In the early 1910s almost half of all women who worked in factories and laundries and as store clerks earned
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In the early 1910s, almost half of all women who worked in factories and laundries and as store clerks earned **less than $6 per week.** During this period, women's wages were often significantly lower than those of their male counterparts, reflecting gender-based pay disparities and contributing to labor activism and movements advocating for fair wages and better working conditions.