Democracy And Capital
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The directing head is too remote from the bulk of the labour for there to be an easy opportunity of that personal sympathy on both sides which is so great an aid in creating smooth relations. In nationalised industry this severance would be even more complete. Labour would be deahng with a " department " which, as it consisted of servants itself of all grades, would be so occupied with its own problems as to have little energy to spare for the troubles and grievances of labour. They would look ...on labour disputes merely as something that caused them extra work and worry, and as a dispute is almost universally started by Labour (on some claims either just or unjust), the department would come to look on Labour from the point of view of its own ease and routine as a chronic nuisance. Busy people doing work at a flat rate do not welcome increases to their toil. They do not take those high-handed altruistic * " Capitalist Europe and Socialist Russia, " by M. P. Price.
i88 BUREAUCRACY views which Socialists attribute (in talk) to the majority of mankind and which one so rarely observes among them themselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The directing head is too remote from the bulk of the labour for there to be an easy opportunity of that personal sympathy on both sides which is so great an aid in creating smooth relations. In nationalised industry this severance would be even more complete. Labour would be deahng with a " department " which, as it consisted of servants itself of all grades, would be so occupied with its own problems as to have little energy to spare for the troubles and grievances of labour. They would look ...on labour disputes merely as something that caused them extra work and worry, and as a dispute is almost universally started by Labour (on some claims either just or unjust), the department would come to look on Labour from the point of view of its own ease and routine as a chronic nuisance. Busy people doing work at a flat rate do not welcome increases to their toil. They do not take those high-handed altruistic * " Capitalist Europe and Socialist Russia, " by M. P. Price.
i88 BUREAUCRACY views which Socialists attribute (in talk) to the majority of mankind and which one so rarely observes among them themselves.
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