The Clothing Industry in New York
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He concludes : "Whether a union controls or not, a heal- thy condition of industry is only possible where individual am- bition is stimulated and where every person is put upon his met- tle and is rewarded according to his merits. It therefore be- comes the manifest duty of the national unions, which are not governed by personal considerations or temporary advantages, to prevent local unions from committing the fatal blunder of trying to usurp the function of the employer in the hiring or disch...arging of workmen except within the limits indicated. The tendency of unions to do so is the gravest menance to the labor movement. "^^ 5^ Weekly Bulletin, Nov. 4, 1903.
336 UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI STUDIES At its meeting of November 11, 1903, the General Execu- tive Board "Resolved, That we disclaim any sympathy with at- tempts made by members to restrict the amount of their work, and we hereby declare that in return for a fair wage and reason- able hours of labor it is the duty of members to give their best energies to their work with due regard to their health.
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He concludes : "Whether a union controls or not, a heal- thy condition of industry is only possible where individual am- bition is stimulated and where every person is put upon his met- tle and is rewarded according to his merits. It therefore be- comes the manifest duty of the national unions, which are not governed by personal considerations or temporary advantages, to prevent local unions from committing the fatal blunder of trying to usurp the function of the employer in the hiring or disch...arging of workmen except within the limits indicated. The tendency of unions to do so is the gravest menance to the labor movement. "^^ 5^ Weekly Bulletin, Nov. 4, 1903.
336 UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI STUDIES At its meeting of November 11, 1903, the General Execu- tive Board "Resolved, That we disclaim any sympathy with at- tempts made by members to restrict the amount of their work, and we hereby declare that in return for a fair wage and reason- able hours of labor it is the duty of members to give their best energies to their work with due regard to their health.
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