I know someone that worked as a migrant farm laborer in the 1960's. There is not set rate. Depended on what you picked. The typical range for a ten hour day was $10 dollars ($77 in 2012 money) to $150 ($>$1000 in 2012 money). The money was earned by piece work, i.e. X amount of dollars per bin picked. The lowest amount was for picking cotton and the higher amount for picking Pears and Apples. According to him, in order to earn $150, you worked like a mad man and took no breaks. Still, $150 in the 1960's was HUGE money.
They averaged $5400 per year over the decade accordng to the DOL.GOV
There was no legislation in the 1960 for a minimum wage for any country
how much did a train ticket cost in 1960
About $2.98.
Back in the 1960 cars are much cheaper then today.
a little bit dummy
1960's
how were migrants treated in the 1960's
* The lived under very poor living conditions. Most got paid 15-25 cents an hour which is only $5 a day! *
how much did a train ticket cost in 1960
A person in the 1960's made about $1.00's per hour.
In the 1800's, factory workers were paid very low wages. It was common for workers to make about fifty cents to a dollar an hour..
Through $4,000 through $6,000
How much is a vintage 1960 pepsi bottle worth
heres a good site to find out how much they got paid depending on age and gender http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/IRwages.htm just remember that the "s" stands for shillings and the "d" stands for pence. heres a good site to find out how much they got paid depending on age and gender http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/IRwages.htm just remember that the "s" stands for shillings and the "d" stands for pence.
1.00
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In the 1960's Chavez created the UFW. Today his son is still involved with the union.
About $2.98.