Labor Bulletin No. 78
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unions have not commonly received the animadversion of the courts, because, as regulations for the internal adminis- tration of the affairs of organizations established for a lawful purpose, they are usually designed, in a reasonable waj-, to promote the objects of the or- ganization.
It is held universally in law, and is conceded generally in public opinion, that a labor union, estabhshed for the promotion of the interests of its mem- bers in a reasonable way, is a justifiable and comme...ndable organization.
It is right that all the members of such a union should unite for the pro- tection of the interests of every indi- vidual member. If the feeblest of its members has a just grievance as an em- ployee against their common employer, it is proper that the whole combination should act together to obtain redress of the wrong. The most effectual way of enforcing the right of every member to just treatment from his employer, in reference to wages, hours of labor and other things affecting his interests, is by withholding the labor of the union until justice is done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Davis.
unions have not commonly received the animadversion of the courts, because, as regulations for the internal adminis- tration of the affairs of organizations established for a lawful purpose, they are usually designed, in a reasonable waj-, to promote the objects of the or- ganization.
It is held universally in law, and is conceded generally in public opinion, that a labor union, estabhshed for the promotion of the interests of its mem- bers in a reasonable way, is a justifiable and comme...ndable organization.
It is right that all the members of such a union should unite for the pro- tection of the interests of every indi- vidual member. If the feeblest of its members has a just grievance as an em- ployee against their common employer, it is proper that the whole combination should act together to obtain redress of the wrong. The most effectual way of enforcing the right of every member to just treatment from his employer, in reference to wages, hours of labor and other things affecting his interests, is by withholding the labor of the union until justice is done.
What to read after Labor Bulletin No. 78?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Massachusetts. Bureau of Statistics to read onlineMoreLess
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