An American Business Adventure the Story of Henry a Dix
An American Business Adventure the Story of Henry a Dix
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It is not sentimental to believe that a man who devotes his best working efforts for ten or twenty years to a business is entitled to something more than his weekly pay. It is only justice, we think.
More than ten years ago our attitude in this regard began to manifest itself by our partially sharing profits with all of our workers, the amount shared rising continuously. Later on it manifested itself again by an allotment of common stock to eighteen of our men and women heads and assist- ants o...f various departments.
Our fellow executives did not expect father and me to withdraw so long as we were alive and able to guide our business. With our resolve to retire, the only logical step was to transfer our business to the seven executives by sale at a nominal price and on the easiest possible terms.
Some such plan of stock allotment, plus the THE TRANSFER OF THE BUSINESS 135 arrangement to make stock ownership possible, merits the consideration of every concern which cares about constructive relations in employment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is not sentimental to believe that a man who devotes his best working efforts for ten or twenty years to a business is entitled to something more than his weekly pay. It is only justice, we think.
More than ten years ago our attitude in this regard began to manifest itself by our partially sharing profits with all of our workers, the amount shared rising continuously. Later on it manifested itself again by an allotment of common stock to eighteen of our men and women heads and assist- ants o...f various departments.
Our fellow executives did not expect father and me to withdraw so long as we were alive and able to guide our business. With our resolve to retire, the only logical step was to transfer our business to the seven executives by sale at a nominal price and on the easiest possible terms.
Some such plan of stock allotment, plus the THE TRANSFER OF THE BUSINESS 135 arrangement to make stock ownership possible, merits the consideration of every concern which cares about constructive relations in employment.
What to read after An American Business Adventure the Story of Henry a Dix?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mark H Dix to read onlineMoreLess
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