Law And Order in Industry: Five Years' Experience
Law And Order in Industry: Five Years' Experience
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(Ob- viously, if both are so far agreed, why not a joint remedy?) It has frequently been assimied that the real cause of the difficulty is the absence of standards for piece rates.f It is true that as to seventy-five per cent of the prices for labor there is no standard, and each garment is separately estimated upon before it can be put into operation. The difficulties inherent in this problem for the shop can be imagined when it is recalled that the success of the high-grade shop is dependent ...upon the variety of styles it * Sidelights on the Recent Controversy, The Ladies* Garment Worker ^ September, 1915, p. 8.
t See letter of George W. Alger, The New Republic, June 19, 1915, p. 179.
Digitized by Google 96 LAW AND ORDER IN INDUSTRY creates. The price of labor is determined in each case by a process of haggling between the representatives of the shop on the so-called ^' price committee" and the employer. So far as this fixing of piece rates is con- cerned, it is literally true that the employers deal with two thousand imions instead of with one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Ob- viously, if both are so far agreed, why not a joint remedy?) It has frequently been assimied that the real cause of the difficulty is the absence of standards for piece rates.f It is true that as to seventy-five per cent of the prices for labor there is no standard, and each garment is separately estimated upon before it can be put into operation. The difficulties inherent in this problem for the shop can be imagined when it is recalled that the success of the high-grade shop is dependent ...upon the variety of styles it * Sidelights on the Recent Controversy, The Ladies* Garment Worker ^ September, 1915, p. 8.
t See letter of George W. Alger, The New Republic, June 19, 1915, p. 179.
Digitized by Google 96 LAW AND ORDER IN INDUSTRY creates. The price of labor is determined in each case by a process of haggling between the representatives of the shop on the so-called ^' price committee" and the employer. So far as this fixing of piece rates is con- cerned, it is literally true that the employers deal with two thousand imions instead of with one.
What to read after Law And Order in Industry: Five Years' Experience?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julius Henry Cohen to read onlineMoreLess
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