American Trade Unionism
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J. E. Williams served as chaimian of the Board of Arbitration from its inception until his deatli and has been succeeded by Professor J. H. Tufts of the University of Chicago. Mr. James Mullenbach is a sagacious and experienced adjuster. The most remarkable personality is, per- haps, Mr. Sidney Hillman, the president of the Amal- gamated, whose leadership has built up a strong Collective Bargaining 75 union and who, it is said, has been offered business positions at large salaries. Professor Ea...rl Dean Howard of the Labor Department is a trained econ- omist. The agreement has been a success because, aside from the intelligence and machinery provided, there has been a spirit of give and take on both sides. The balance of power has been kept 6n an even keel. One illuminating incident is that a certain demand although obtainable because the union had the power was withdrawn on the advice of a union official who thought it neither just nor expedient. Concerning their experience with collective bar- gaining Hart Schaffner & Marx say: Favorable results did not appear at once, but were the natural and legitimate effects of various devices in- troduced to meet difficult situations as they arose, and of certain principles of fair dealing, into harmony with which we have attempted to bring our business policies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J. E. Williams served as chaimian of the Board of Arbitration from its inception until his deatli and has been succeeded by Professor J. H. Tufts of the University of Chicago. Mr. James Mullenbach is a sagacious and experienced adjuster. The most remarkable personality is, per- haps, Mr. Sidney Hillman, the president of the Amal- gamated, whose leadership has built up a strong Collective Bargaining 75 union and who, it is said, has been offered business positions at large salaries. Professor Ea...rl Dean Howard of the Labor Department is a trained econ- omist. The agreement has been a success because, aside from the intelligence and machinery provided, there has been a spirit of give and take on both sides. The balance of power has been kept 6n an even keel. One illuminating incident is that a certain demand although obtainable because the union had the power was withdrawn on the advice of a union official who thought it neither just nor expedient. Concerning their experience with collective bar- gaining Hart Schaffner & Marx say: Favorable results did not appear at once, but were the natural and legitimate effects of various devices in- troduced to meet difficult situations as they arose, and of certain principles of fair dealing, into harmony with which we have attempted to bring our business policies.
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