Selected Articles On Trade Unions
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Engaged as we were in a fierce competition with the so-called Typewriter Trust, and other large typewriter makers, whose works were without exception in country towns, and who paid lower wages for ten hours a day, the narrow margin of profits which we had attained would have vanished instanter, and we should have started at once toward bankruptcy. I stated these facts to the union leaders, and invited them to put an expert on our books to verify my assertion. They replied that they could not bo...ther with our books, that we could "cook" our accounts to suit ourselves, and anyhow they did not care to deal with weak concerns. If we could not do busi- ness in Chicago under union conditions, we had better get out of business or out of Chicago. "What then of our men whom you have just unionized?" I asked. "Would you des- troy their jobs forthwith?". "They must sacrifice themselves for the cause of labor, " was the reply, and the poor fellows did. As the business agents left they whistled, and most of the men dropped their tools and marched out.
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Engaged as we were in a fierce competition with the so-called Typewriter Trust, and other large typewriter makers, whose works were without exception in country towns, and who paid lower wages for ten hours a day, the narrow margin of profits which we had attained would have vanished instanter, and we should have started at once toward bankruptcy. I stated these facts to the union leaders, and invited them to put an expert on our books to verify my assertion. They replied that they could not bo...ther with our books, that we could "cook" our accounts to suit ourselves, and anyhow they did not care to deal with weak concerns. If we could not do busi- ness in Chicago under union conditions, we had better get out of business or out of Chicago. "What then of our men whom you have just unionized?" I asked. "Would you des- troy their jobs forthwith?". "They must sacrifice themselves for the cause of labor, " was the reply, and the poor fellows did. As the business agents left they whistled, and most of the men dropped their tools and marched out.
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