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Page 31
... worker " from his home and its hallowed associations and beneficent influences ! " The situation was that the employers were saving money through being able to go without a factory , while the workers were injuring their health through ...
... worker " from his home and its hallowed associations and beneficent influences ! " The situation was that the employers were saving money through being able to go without a factory , while the workers were injuring their health through ...
Page 41
... workers who , while being cogs in a great industrial or commercial machine , have no least share in shaping the conditions of their daily work or the policies of the industry they serve . They are simply " hands , " not human beings ...
... workers who , while being cogs in a great industrial or commercial machine , have no least share in shaping the conditions of their daily work or the policies of the industry they serve . They are simply " hands , " not human beings ...
Page 42
... workers whose help they use in carrying on the business - in short , so undemocratic in their outlook - that they are afraid or unwilling to share the responsibility of decision , except perhaps with their technical experts or heads of ...
... workers whose help they use in carrying on the business - in short , so undemocratic in their outlook - that they are afraid or unwilling to share the responsibility of decision , except perhaps with their technical experts or heads of ...
Page 62
... workers , of armed revolu- tion , when the " proletariat " could be brought to the point of revolution . But the sporadic cases of vio- lence actually attempted have been vigorously con- demned by the rank and file of labor ; and there ...
... workers , of armed revolu- tion , when the " proletariat " could be brought to the point of revolution . But the sporadic cases of vio- lence actually attempted have been vigorously con- demned by the rank and file of labor ; and there ...
Page 74
... workers are con- stantly attacked . While employers may unite and combine against workers and against the buying public , the right of the workers to resist encroach- ments and to right admitted wrongs is constantly being interfered ...
... workers are con- stantly attacked . While employers may unite and combine against workers and against the buying public , the right of the workers to resist encroach- ments and to right admitted wrongs is constantly being interfered ...
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