Provision for War Cripples in Germany
Provision for War Cripples in Germany
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11 The woodworkers and printers 12 have organized arbitration boards on a national scale. 13 Also the war office has constituted such boards in war industries such as metal work. This is a trade where there was formerly no cooperation at all between employ- ers and employees.
The arbitration board idea has a certain amount of public approval. In a few towns, public contracts are not given to firms which do not abide by their decisions.
ATTITUDE OF CRIPPLES TO EMPLOYMENT There are no statistics ...to show to what extent the ideal of the volunteer workers is realized 11 Zeitschrift fur Kriippelfiirsorge, Leipzig, 1916, ix, 244, 1915, viii, 289. Korrespondenz fiir Kriegswohlfahrlspflege, Berlin, 1916, ii, 54.
12 Lubecker Lazarett Zeitung, 1916, ii, 5.
13 Korrespondenz fiir Kriegswohlfahrlspflege, Berlin, 1916, ii, 28 RED CROSS INSTITUTE FOR CRIPPLED AND DISABLED MEN Series I and the cripple is reabsorbed into the mass of the people. Dr. Biesalski states that from ninety per cent, to ninety-five per cent, are thus reabsorbed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
11 The woodworkers and printers 12 have organized arbitration boards on a national scale. 13 Also the war office has constituted such boards in war industries such as metal work. This is a trade where there was formerly no cooperation at all between employ- ers and employees.
The arbitration board idea has a certain amount of public approval. In a few towns, public contracts are not given to firms which do not abide by their decisions.
ATTITUDE OF CRIPPLES TO EMPLOYMENT There are no statistics ...to show to what extent the ideal of the volunteer workers is realized 11 Zeitschrift fur Kriippelfiirsorge, Leipzig, 1916, ix, 244, 1915, viii, 289. Korrespondenz fiir Kriegswohlfahrlspflege, Berlin, 1916, ii, 54.
12 Lubecker Lazarett Zeitung, 1916, ii, 5.
13 Korrespondenz fiir Kriegswohlfahrlspflege, Berlin, 1916, ii, 28 RED CROSS INSTITUTE FOR CRIPPLED AND DISABLED MEN Series I and the cripple is reabsorbed into the mass of the people. Dr. Biesalski states that from ninety per cent, to ninety-five per cent, are thus reabsorbed.
What to read after Provision for War Cripples in Germany?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruth Murray Underhill to read onlineMoreLess
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