New Yorkers At Work: Clericals Have Their Say

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Date
1970/1990
Main contributor
WNYC
Summary
One out of every three working women works in an office, and the demand for clerical workers in New York city and the country continues to soar. For many women the decision to become a secretary was made for them in high school; for others, by a job market that offers little alternative. This "60 words per minute" episode features several interviews with women who went on to become secretaries, touching on their experiences and thoughts about the profession.
Contributor
Debra Bernhardt
Genre
spoken word
Collection
Public Broadcasting
Unit
Special Collections and University Archives
Language
English
Rights Statement
In Copyright
Physical Description
Tape Reels
Other Identifier
Filename: bcast-089439

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