Recruiting Workers For Social Security During World War II
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So the pay wasn't great--the starting salary of $1560 in today's dollars works out to a little over $21k, for a 48-hour workweek--but they did get 26 days of vacation and 15 days of sick leave. And housing was very affordable as a percentage of income.
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So the pay wasn't great--the starting salary of $1560 in today's dollars works out to a little over $21k, for a 48-hour workweek--but they did get 26 days of vacation and 15 days of sick leave. And housing was very affordable as a percentage of income.
That was more than a lot of our soldiers were making at that time.
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