Because, we hold that an extension of suffrage would be adverse to the interests of the workingwomen of the country, with whom we heartily sympathize.
But as many workingwomen will have nothing to send but their names, we welcome these as a precious gift, and urge those who are able, to send us their fifties and hundreds, which we promise faithfully to use and account for.
The community is of necessity interested in workingwomen as it is in workingmen.
The average daily wage is 2 marks (50 cents), but there are many workingwomen that receive less.
It has been only in the last decade that social-democracy has made any progress in England; therefore in the woman's rights movement middle-class women and workingwomen work together peaceably.
It is to be expected as a result of the wretched economic conditions of the workingwomen that prostitution with its incidental earnings should be widespread in German Austria.
The Socialist party in the Netherlands has been organizing workingwomen into trade-unions.
Especially useful in the education and support of workingwomen has been the Tessel Benefit Society (Tessel Schadeverein), which is national in its organization.
Domestic service offers workingwomen in the Orient the broadest field of labor.
The inability of workingwomen to exercise political rights makes minors of them when compared with workingmen, and this decreases their importance as human beings.
The Vienna inquiry into the condition of workingwomen in 1896 disclosed frightfully miserable conditions among workingwomen.
The workingwomen demand the right to vote, that they may improve their conditions of labor and be able to support their children better.
The rest of theworkingwomen are engaged in agriculture, domestic service, washing, and sewing.
The workingwomen especially will be helped by the right to vote.
The organization of the workingwomenis not connected with the woman's rights movement; it is affiliated with the workingmen's movement.
It is not easy to imagine the deplorable condition of workingwomen when women public school teachers and women office clerks are expected to live on a monthly salary of $9.
And there were teachers and stenographers and other workingwomen who went without a winter cloak in order to give the money to this movement for freedom.
Why, that our wages were good enough now, better than those of any other workingwomen except teachers; and if we weren't satisfied, we had better go and get married.
Workingwomen in the cities found it hard to earn a living.
That the majority of German workingwomen did remain chaste in spite of the ever present temptations toward vice speaks volumes in praise of the German feminine character.
In the towns the condition of the workingwomen was about the same as in the seventeenth century.
In considering the condition of workingwomen during this unhappy period, the word "Vice," written large, must be constantly kept in mind.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "workingwomen" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
