Labour And the New Social Order; a Report On Reconstruction
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. It strongly objects to this public duty being handed over either to committees of philanthropists or benevolent societies, or to' any of the military or recruiting authorities. The policy of the Labour Party in this matter is to make the utmost use of the Trade Unions, and, equally for the brainwbrkers, of the various Professional Associations. In view of the fact that, in any trade, the best organisation for placing men in situations is a national Trade Union having local Branches throughout... the kingdom, every soldier should be allowed, if he chooses,- to have a duplicate of his industrial discharge notice sent, one month before the date fixed for his discharge, to the Secretary of the Trade Union to which he belongs or wishes to belong. Apart from this use of the Trade Union (and a corresponding use of the Professional Association) the Government must, of course, avail itself of some such public machinery as that of the Employment Exchanges ; but before the existing Exchanges (which will need to be greatly extended) can receive the co-operation and support of the organised Labour Movement, without which their operations can never be fully successful, it is imperative that they should- be drastically reformed, on the lines laid down in the Demobilisa- tion Report of the " Labour After the War " Joint Committee ; and, in particular, that each Exchange should be placed effectively " under the supervision and control of a Joint Committee of Employers and Trade Unionists in equal numbers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. It strongly objects to this public duty being handed over either to committees of philanthropists or benevolent societies, or to' any of the military or recruiting authorities. The policy of the Labour Party in this matter is to make the utmost use of the Trade Unions, and, equally for the brainwbrkers, of the various Professional Associations. In view of the fact that, in any trade, the best organisation for placing men in situations is a national Trade Union having local Branches throughout... the kingdom, every soldier should be allowed, if he chooses,- to have a duplicate of his industrial discharge notice sent, one month before the date fixed for his discharge, to the Secretary of the Trade Union to which he belongs or wishes to belong. Apart from this use of the Trade Union (and a corresponding use of the Professional Association) the Government must, of course, avail itself of some such public machinery as that of the Employment Exchanges ; but before the existing Exchanges (which will need to be greatly extended) can receive the co-operation and support of the organised Labour Movement, without which their operations can never be fully successful, it is imperative that they should- be drastically reformed, on the lines laid down in the Demobilisa- tion Report of the " Labour After the War " Joint Committee ; and, in particular, that each Exchange should be placed effectively " under the supervision and control of a Joint Committee of Employers and Trade Unionists in equal numbers.
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