The Lumber Industry And Its Workers
The Lumber Industry And Its Workers
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Without the workers being organized to carry on industry, production would stop and the world would go back to savagery.
When a man goes to work in the woods his object is to get wages money. He wants to make a "stake" and to make it as big, as easily, and as quickly as possible. He cares nothing about the profits of his employer. When a lumber company hires men to work in the woods their object is to make profits, and to that end they must get out logs. They are not concerned with the welfare ...of the workers. Thus we see there are two dis- tinct objects to be accomplished that of the workers "organ- ized" arranged in interdependent groups each co-operating systematically with the other so as to work to the best advantage and produce the greatest results. One set of men fall the trees. Others cut them up into logs. One man acts as hook tender; others set the chokers. A fireman keeps up steam in the boiler, and the engineer runs the donkey. Some load the logs on cars and the railroad crew haul them out of the woods.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Without the workers being organized to carry on industry, production would stop and the world would go back to savagery.
When a man goes to work in the woods his object is to get wages money. He wants to make a "stake" and to make it as big, as easily, and as quickly as possible. He cares nothing about the profits of his employer. When a lumber company hires men to work in the woods their object is to make profits, and to that end they must get out logs. They are not concerned with the welfare ...of the workers. Thus we see there are two dis- tinct objects to be accomplished that of the workers "organ- ized" arranged in interdependent groups each co-operating systematically with the other so as to work to the best advantage and produce the greatest results. One set of men fall the trees. Others cut them up into logs. One man acts as hook tender; others set the chokers. A fireman keeps up steam in the boiler, and the engineer runs the donkey. Some load the logs on cars and the railroad crew haul them out of the woods.
What to read after The Lumber Industry And Its Workers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Industrial Workers of the World to read onlineMoreLess
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