Mediation Investigation And Arbitration in Industrial Disputes
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It is generally un- derstood that the Department of Labor is the department of government charged with studying the conditions and needs of the wage-earners and the best methods of legiti- mately advancing their interests. This makes employers generally feel that the of- ficers of that department are more familiar with and naturally more sympathetic with the wage-earners' viewpoint than with that of the employer. It may be noted that when the legislation embodied in the Newlands Act was pending..., both the representatives of 143 MEDIATION AND ARBITRATION the workers' organizations and the repre- sentatives of the railroad companies opposed the inclusion of the board of mediation within the Department of Labor.
The commission should be given consider- able discretion in the determination of the salaries of the assistant mediators. It is highly desirable that the commission should be free to appoint assistant mediators who may have other occupations. The commis- sion would thus be able to avail itself of the services of persons who have a knowledge of conditions and the confidence of employers and workers in particular localities or par- ticular trades, but who would not be willing to give up their other occupations to accept permanent service with the commission.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is generally un- derstood that the Department of Labor is the department of government charged with studying the conditions and needs of the wage-earners and the best methods of legiti- mately advancing their interests. This makes employers generally feel that the of- ficers of that department are more familiar with and naturally more sympathetic with the wage-earners' viewpoint than with that of the employer. It may be noted that when the legislation embodied in the Newlands Act was pending..., both the representatives of 143 MEDIATION AND ARBITRATION the workers' organizations and the repre- sentatives of the railroad companies opposed the inclusion of the board of mediation within the Department of Labor.
The commission should be given consider- able discretion in the determination of the salaries of the assistant mediators. It is highly desirable that the commission should be free to appoint assistant mediators who may have other occupations. The commis- sion would thus be able to avail itself of the services of persons who have a knowledge of conditions and the confidence of employers and workers in particular localities or par- ticular trades, but who would not be willing to give up their other occupations to accept permanent service with the commission.
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