The Living Wage
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There is an ample fund for the provision of a Living Wage for the workers.
THE COST AND FUTILITY OF STRIKES CHAPTER VIII THE COST AND FUTILITY OF STEIKES The wages advances which were secured in the last half of the nineteenth century were not won without constant agitation and effort on the part of the workers. During the twelve years from 1901 to 1912, wages have been prevented from falling still more by the resistance which trade unionists have been able to put forth. These efforts, both of ...attack and defence, have cost the wage earners enor- mous sums of money, and have inflicted tremendous losses upon them. Since the beginning of 1900 up to the end of 1911 there have been 6,150 labour dis- putes which have involved a stoppage of work. Over 3,000,000 workpeople have been involved in these disputes, and 62,000,000 working days have been lost ! The trade unions have spent in these twelve years over £3,000,000 in dispute benefits to their members. The disputes of the period under con- sideration were settled as follows : — In favour of the workpeople, 25 per cent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is an ample fund for the provision of a Living Wage for the workers.
THE COST AND FUTILITY OF STRIKES CHAPTER VIII THE COST AND FUTILITY OF STEIKES The wages advances which were secured in the last half of the nineteenth century were not won without constant agitation and effort on the part of the workers. During the twelve years from 1901 to 1912, wages have been prevented from falling still more by the resistance which trade unionists have been able to put forth. These efforts, both of ...attack and defence, have cost the wage earners enor- mous sums of money, and have inflicted tremendous losses upon them. Since the beginning of 1900 up to the end of 1911 there have been 6,150 labour dis- putes which have involved a stoppage of work. Over 3,000,000 workpeople have been involved in these disputes, and 62,000,000 working days have been lost ! The trade unions have spent in these twelve years over £3,000,000 in dispute benefits to their members. The disputes of the period under con- sideration were settled as follows : — In favour of the workpeople, 25 per cent.
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