The Human Needs of Labor
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91 Working in accordance with the above prin- ciples, I have selected a dietary on which to base the cost of living, as shown on page 92.
I do not think that this dietary can be called extravagant. Indeed, I think that in selecting it I have erred, if at all, on the side of economy ; for the only butcher's meat which I allow for is shin beef, liver, scrag end of mutton, breast of mutton, and scrap beef. My Labour friends may criticise me for selecting such cheap cuts, and I can only urge in sel...f-defence — first, that I am here seeking to provide not for a standard of life which I consider desirable, but for one be- low which no class of workers should ever be forced to live ; and, second, that the mini- mum wage that I recommend assumes, in the case of men, a certain number of dependent children. As soon as the children begin to earn the pressure on the family exchequer is lessened, and a less stringent dietary can be adopted.
In July 1914 the cost of this dietary amounted DIETARY.
Breakfast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
91 Working in accordance with the above prin- ciples, I have selected a dietary on which to base the cost of living, as shown on page 92.
I do not think that this dietary can be called extravagant. Indeed, I think that in selecting it I have erred, if at all, on the side of economy ; for the only butcher's meat which I allow for is shin beef, liver, scrag end of mutton, breast of mutton, and scrap beef. My Labour friends may criticise me for selecting such cheap cuts, and I can only urge in sel...f-defence — first, that I am here seeking to provide not for a standard of life which I consider desirable, but for one be- low which no class of workers should ever be forced to live ; and, second, that the mini- mum wage that I recommend assumes, in the case of men, a certain number of dependent children. As soon as the children begin to earn the pressure on the family exchequer is lessened, and a less stringent dietary can be adopted.
In July 1914 the cost of this dietary amounted DIETARY.
Breakfast.
What to read after The Human Needs of Labor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rowntree, B. Seebohm (Benjamin Seebohm), 1871-1954 to read onlineMoreLess
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