The Industrial Unrest Noting the Rise And Forms of Human Government the Moveme
The Industrial Unrest Noting the Rise And Forms of Human Government the Moveme
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In a recent manifesto of the San Francisco labor unions it is stated : "Labor's practical demands, made to individual employers, are for higher wages, shorter hours and better working conditions. Upon these three fundamental demands is built the whole philosophy of the labor movement. ' ' These demands are increasing ; they are never gratified. ' ' Samuel Gompers told me, " says Samuel P. Orthf "When I suggested that employers complained because the labor unions were constantly asking for more,... were never satisfied: 'Labor has never received its full rewards for the vast benefits it renders to society. ' Or in other words, they will get all they can. From this premise it is futile to seek a solution of the labor problem '. ' ' J It is well known that where a statutory eight hours has been attained, as in the antipodes, that the labor union agitation is rampant for a six hour and a five hour day. I recently heard a Socialist orator haranguing a crowd on the corner of Market and Stockton Streets in San Francisco, declare that two or two and a half hours "was the destined period of the Socialist work-day;" that "the great Austrian scientist, " some name he mentioned, had figured it out that if every workable-aged person in the world worked twenty-five minutes a day, with the use of modern machinery and methods, there would be ample of all things we desire to supply everyone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In a recent manifesto of the San Francisco labor unions it is stated : "Labor's practical demands, made to individual employers, are for higher wages, shorter hours and better working conditions. Upon these three fundamental demands is built the whole philosophy of the labor movement. ' ' These demands are increasing ; they are never gratified. ' ' Samuel Gompers told me, " says Samuel P. Orthf "When I suggested that employers complained because the labor unions were constantly asking for more,... were never satisfied: 'Labor has never received its full rewards for the vast benefits it renders to society. ' Or in other words, they will get all they can. From this premise it is futile to seek a solution of the labor problem '. ' ' J It is well known that where a statutory eight hours has been attained, as in the antipodes, that the labor union agitation is rampant for a six hour and a five hour day. I recently heard a Socialist orator haranguing a crowd on the corner of Market and Stockton Streets in San Francisco, declare that two or two and a half hours "was the destined period of the Socialist work-day;" that "the great Austrian scientist, " some name he mentioned, had figured it out that if every workable-aged person in the world worked twenty-five minutes a day, with the use of modern machinery and methods, there would be ample of all things we desire to supply everyone.
What to read after The Industrial Unrest Noting the Rise And Forms of Human Government the Moveme?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Edward Bennett to read onlineMoreLess
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