Garment Making Industries (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Inhaltsangabe

Build a skilled garment workforce through practical training and cooperative study.

This nonfiction report examines Cincinnati’s garment industries and how hands-on training and shop-floor collaboration create competent workers. It highlights the city’s vocational study as part of a broader industrial survey, and credits a team of educators, manufacturers, and public schools for gathering data and shaping recommendations. The book outlines the scope of the study, the major industries involved, and the key factors that influence training needs and workforce development.

What you’ll read about:

• How on‑the‑job practice and classroom learning can prepare workers for specialized garment trades
• The roles of schools, employers, and unions in supporting vocational education
• The balance between general education and technical know‑how in garment occupations
• A structured approach to training, evaluation, and progression in the industry

Experiencing this edition will help readers understand why trained workers are essential for Cincinnati’s garment economy and how schools and manufacturers can collaborate to strengthen the workforce. Ideal for students, educators, and industry professionals seeking a practical view of vocational training in early 20th‑century garment work.

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