Report On Labor Situation of Italy
Report On Labor Situation of Italy
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The growth of militaristic tendencies and the gradual cur- tailment of constitutional rights have been vigorously resisted. The aim of the party has been to continue its struggle for industrial and 13 economic reform and to resist the war only when it interfered with these efforts. On international matters the Party's attitude is defined by the declarations of the Conference at Zimmerwald.
B. Strength of the Labor Movement Some idea of the strength of the labor movement may be gained by a study... of the census. In 1911 the population of Italy was 34, - 813, 957, of whom 26, 580, 048 were adults. The agricultural popula- tion numbered 9, 085, 597, the industrials 4, 945, 994, while the balance was taken up largely by the commercial elements, the clergy, the pro- fessions and the government. Eleven per cent of the total population held landed property.
Of the industrial population, only half are actually connected with industrial establishments, and of these half a million properly belong in the employer class.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The growth of militaristic tendencies and the gradual cur- tailment of constitutional rights have been vigorously resisted. The aim of the party has been to continue its struggle for industrial and 13 economic reform and to resist the war only when it interfered with these efforts. On international matters the Party's attitude is defined by the declarations of the Conference at Zimmerwald.
B. Strength of the Labor Movement Some idea of the strength of the labor movement may be gained by a study... of the census. In 1911 the population of Italy was 34, - 813, 957, of whom 26, 580, 048 were adults. The agricultural popula- tion numbered 9, 085, 597, the industrials 4, 945, 994, while the balance was taken up largely by the commercial elements, the clergy, the pro- fessions and the government. Eleven per cent of the total population held landed property.
Of the industrial population, only half are actually connected with industrial establishments, and of these half a million properly belong in the employer class.
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