Mary Rush interview conducted by Fletcher Powell, 2013-06-03
Powell, Fletcher
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Mary Rush, wife of former Boeing assembler Terry Rush, talks about the impact of Terry's employment at Boeing on Mary and their family, both the benefits and the costs. She addresses the attractiveness of the salary and work benefits, as well as the difficulty of Terry's long work hours and overtime, and the effects of Terry's work disappointments on him and the family.
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- English
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- United States
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