Principles of the New Economics
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. . • What incentive have wage earners to take a personal interest in the problems of industry, when no- body asks their advice, and everybody resents itt" In many of the affairs of labor, the foreman stands in the laborer's eyes for the whole of management. The foreman is management's immediate representative on the ground.
*'At any rate, the worker is not to be blamed if he con- siders his driving foreman, or that grouchy gate police- man, or that mean-minded paymaster, or his pompous clerk q...uite as fully and as properly a representative of the company's real purposes as the solicitous employment manager or the friendly nurse. "^ The workers see no rea- son why the management should not supply ''better jobs and steadier jobs, less tiring jobs, jobs whose human service is better understood, jobs with a better chance to enjoy the satisfactions of their doing, without these being lessened by a grasping foreman representing an unknown employer."* The foreman, the boss, the pa3nEnaster, all stand for the management in the eyes of the laborer, and their arbitrari- ness, or unreasonableness, or blindness, or incapacity, or stupidity represent the qualities of the management Fur- ther than this, labor nurses the idea that management is guilty of one great ineflBciency which is almost criminal, namely, the inefficiency represented in unstable employ- ment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . • What incentive have wage earners to take a personal interest in the problems of industry, when no- body asks their advice, and everybody resents itt" In many of the affairs of labor, the foreman stands in the laborer's eyes for the whole of management. The foreman is management's immediate representative on the ground.
*'At any rate, the worker is not to be blamed if he con- siders his driving foreman, or that grouchy gate police- man, or that mean-minded paymaster, or his pompous clerk q...uite as fully and as properly a representative of the company's real purposes as the solicitous employment manager or the friendly nurse. "^ The workers see no rea- son why the management should not supply ''better jobs and steadier jobs, less tiring jobs, jobs whose human service is better understood, jobs with a better chance to enjoy the satisfactions of their doing, without these being lessened by a grasping foreman representing an unknown employer."* The foreman, the boss, the pa3nEnaster, all stand for the management in the eyes of the laborer, and their arbitrari- ness, or unreasonableness, or blindness, or incapacity, or stupidity represent the qualities of the management Fur- ther than this, labor nurses the idea that management is guilty of one great ineflBciency which is almost criminal, namely, the inefficiency represented in unstable employ- ment.
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