Farm Servants And Their Employers An Essay By a Member of the Tarland Mutual I
Farm Servants And Their Employers An Essay By a Member of the Tarland Mutual I
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The Farm Servants would, however, by the abolition of Feeing Markets, be deprived of a holiday. But T have no doubt that an arrangement could be made by which they would receive a half-yearly holiday instead. Upon such a holiday they could take a trip to any place of interest, attend any event of impor- tance, visit their relations, or otherwise enjoy themselves. A day thus spent would prove cheaper, healthier, more instructive and amusing, and could be looked back to with feelings of greater p...leasure than any half-yearly Feeing Market. When the Ser- vants are better educated they will themselves see these evils, and lend their aid to the discontinuance of these Markets.
In addition to the abolition of Feeing Markets, and the en- gagement of Servants in the manner employed with regard* to town's tradesmen, I would also suggest the introduction of the system of monthly payments, also, on the same system as that employed in some cases in towns I may mention clerks as an example. I can with certainty aver that in towns a far better feeling exists between employer and employed than is the case in the country ; and this, I consider, is owing to the fact that the engagements are made for shorter periods.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Farm Servants would, however, by the abolition of Feeing Markets, be deprived of a holiday. But T have no doubt that an arrangement could be made by which they would receive a half-yearly holiday instead. Upon such a holiday they could take a trip to any place of interest, attend any event of impor- tance, visit their relations, or otherwise enjoy themselves. A day thus spent would prove cheaper, healthier, more instructive and amusing, and could be looked back to with feelings of greater p...leasure than any half-yearly Feeing Market. When the Ser- vants are better educated they will themselves see these evils, and lend their aid to the discontinuance of these Markets.
In addition to the abolition of Feeing Markets, and the en- gagement of Servants in the manner employed with regard* to town's tradesmen, I would also suggest the introduction of the system of monthly payments, also, on the same system as that employed in some cases in towns I may mention clerks as an example. I can with certainty aver that in towns a far better feeling exists between employer and employed than is the case in the country ; and this, I consider, is owing to the fact that the engagements are made for shorter periods.
What to read after Farm Servants And Their Employers An Essay By a Member of the Tarland Mutual I?
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