What jobs where there in the 1930s?

Answer 1

In the 1930s their was the great depression so many didn't have jobs but Lille today men worked construction worked for high businesses and so on but many woman did jobs such as typist, secretary, women were secretaries and typists and switchboard operators, they were teachers and nurses and librarians and social workers. There were some women doctors, though not as many as there are now. Women worked in journalism and in libraries.

Women worked in factories and shops, and in restaurants and laundries. Large numbers of women worked in domestic service, especially black women, domestic work was the easiest kind for black women to get.

Women were generally paid less than men for doing the same jobs.

Sources my brain lol I'm 14 haha so I learned about this in history

Answer 2

During the great depression, there weren't many jobs available for the people. Most lost their jobs because of the poor economy. Unemployment was at 25% to 33&.

Answer 3

No, they did not. According to documents, it says that 2,600 schools shut down. That would include many teachers. Some may still have kept that position, but not many schools were left.

Answer 4

Men's jobs were originally mostly coal mining. Eventually, with the arrival of New Deal programs, many men could work on contruction and environmental projects.

Answer 5

farming, engineering, law and medical fields.

Answer 6

i think the people in 1930s probably have worked in manufacturing field.. also may be in small corner shops, may be as bakers etc