Problems of Modern Industry
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It rests with you to decide whether your parlia- mentary committee shall take it up in earnest, whether you will press it upon every candidate whom you can influence, whether from store meeting and district conference this autumn, up and down the land, there shall descend upon M. P. 's, Liberal and Conservative alike, such a flood of resolutions demanding legislation against sweating as shall convince them that the time has gone by for any more shuffling, and that the whole co-operative movemen...t has made up its mind that this dire iniquity shall cease out of the land. These are the practical steps by which, as it seems to me, co-operators can ' best do away with the sweating system. ' APPENDIX The following clauses are reprinted from Mr. Sydney Buxton's bill (No. 61 of 1 891), as the best proposals on the subject yet put into parliamentary form. They represent, however, the minimum of re- sponsibility that should be enforced. The responsibility of the giver-out of work for the hours of labour of the protected classes should also be insisted on in future legislation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It rests with you to decide whether your parlia- mentary committee shall take it up in earnest, whether you will press it upon every candidate whom you can influence, whether from store meeting and district conference this autumn, up and down the land, there shall descend upon M. P. 's, Liberal and Conservative alike, such a flood of resolutions demanding legislation against sweating as shall convince them that the time has gone by for any more shuffling, and that the whole co-operative movemen...t has made up its mind that this dire iniquity shall cease out of the land. These are the practical steps by which, as it seems to me, co-operators can ' best do away with the sweating system. ' APPENDIX The following clauses are reprinted from Mr. Sydney Buxton's bill (No. 61 of 1 891), as the best proposals on the subject yet put into parliamentary form. They represent, however, the minimum of re- sponsibility that should be enforced. The responsibility of the giver-out of work for the hours of labour of the protected classes should also be insisted on in future legislation.
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