Editorials And Editorial Writing
Editorials And Editorial Writing
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In that sense let us all get into our over- alls forthwith and wear them proudly.
SQUEEZE THE WATER OUT OF LABOR Leslie's At seventy-three, Thomas A. Edison said he was glad the eight-hour day had not been invented when he began to work, and that there was no agitator to prevent his putting his best into every day's work. No one would wish to return to the twelve or fourteen-hour day. A reasonably short day has been found to be profitable to employer as well as just to employee. But the day may... be made so short as to overstep the bounds of justice and to wipe out profit. That is the situation at present. The de- mand for higher wages, coupled with the demand for a shorter day (which means lowered production), spells economic dis- aster.
What the world needs now above every- thing else is extra production, to feed the starving, clothe the naked and refill the 'empty storehouses. That can't be done on a short day. British labor leaders, who have been preaching high wages linked with low production, have begun to see their error.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In that sense let us all get into our over- alls forthwith and wear them proudly.
SQUEEZE THE WATER OUT OF LABOR Leslie's At seventy-three, Thomas A. Edison said he was glad the eight-hour day had not been invented when he began to work, and that there was no agitator to prevent his putting his best into every day's work. No one would wish to return to the twelve or fourteen-hour day. A reasonably short day has been found to be profitable to employer as well as just to employee. But the day may... be made so short as to overstep the bounds of justice and to wipe out profit. That is the situation at present. The de- mand for higher wages, coupled with the demand for a shorter day (which means lowered production), spells economic dis- aster.
What the world needs now above every- thing else is extra production, to feed the starving, clothe the naked and refill the 'empty storehouses. That can't be done on a short day. British labor leaders, who have been preaching high wages linked with low production, have begun to see their error.
What to read after Editorials And Editorial Writing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Wilson Neal to read onlineMoreLess
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