Business And the Man 1
Business And the Man 1
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The business man who thinks of his men as so many tools or machines to be worked to the utmost and then scrapped, is a shameless violator of the moral law. It is the duty of the employer to see that his men shall work under the best possible conditions, that their souls shall be properly replenished by variety of employment and by recreation, and that they shall have opportunity for mental growth.
There is a sense in which it is absolutely true that an employer is the "keeper of his employes." ...The busi- ness man who denies it is ethically unsound.
The man who does not cooperate with his competi- tors in their effort to rai3e standards, enforce laws and prevent unfair practices, is ethically recreant. A hundred years ago such cooperation was not practical, but today the means of rapid communications and publicity make possible what may be called solidarity or unity in any line of business or trade. That ac- counts for the great increase in the number of business associations during recent years, such as the National Credit Men's Association, the American Association of Public Accountants, the American Bankers' Association.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The business man who thinks of his men as so many tools or machines to be worked to the utmost and then scrapped, is a shameless violator of the moral law. It is the duty of the employer to see that his men shall work under the best possible conditions, that their souls shall be properly replenished by variety of employment and by recreation, and that they shall have opportunity for mental growth.
There is a sense in which it is absolutely true that an employer is the "keeper of his employes." ...The busi- ness man who denies it is ethically unsound.
The man who does not cooperate with his competi- tors in their effort to rai3e standards, enforce laws and prevent unfair practices, is ethically recreant. A hundred years ago such cooperation was not practical, but today the means of rapid communications and publicity make possible what may be called solidarity or unity in any line of business or trade. That ac- counts for the great increase in the number of business associations during recent years, such as the National Credit Men's Association, the American Association of Public Accountants, the American Bankers' Association.
What to read after Business And the Man 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson, Joseph French, 1853-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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