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Nickel and dimed : on (not) getting by in American Barbara Ehrenreich
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TextPublication details: New York : Metrpolitan/Owl Books, 2002.Description: 230p. ; 21cmISBN: - 0-8050-6389-7
- 22nd ed. 305.569092 EHR
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| 305.42092 AHM A border passage : from Cairo to America-a woman's journey / | 305.5 PAY Hidden rules of class at work / | 305.5690071 RAW A mind shaped by poverty : ten things educators should know / | 305.569092 EHR Nickel and dimed : | 306 APP Applying anthropology : an introductory reader / | 306 ROB Cultural anthropology : a problem-based approach / | 306 ROB Cultural anthropology : a problem-based approach / |
Can a middle-aged, middle-class woman survive, when she suddenly has to make beds all day in a hotel and live on $7 an hour? Maybe. But one $7-an-hour job won't pay the rent: she'll have to do back-to-back shifts, as a chambermaid and a waitress. ... The play shows us the life a third of working Americans now lead, and makes us angry that anyone should have to live it.
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