The Organizability of Labor
The Organizability of Labor
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^ In fact, the intensity of compe- tition for business insures the working out of this result.
^ Business Agent Moore of the plumbers and steamfitters' local union in Baltimore said that small master plumbers would do work for $6s for which the large employers would receive $ioo (Inter- view in October, 1914).
2 See review of speech of President Alpine of the Plumbers, be- fore the convention of the Master Plumbers' Association in 1912 (Plumbers' Journal, September, 1912, p. 10).
34l] THE SMALL... BUSINESS 1 83 It was to provide against just such destructive competition of masters for business that the regulations of the old craft gilds were formed, and similarly it was to provide against the competition of workmen for employment that the modern trade unions have been organized. The result of the presence of these small shops is the undermining of the strength of the union, since the large employer of labor is compelled to meet the competition of such shops, and, in doing so, feels himself handicapped by regulations in regard to wages and hours that do not apply to the small com- petitor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^ In fact, the intensity of compe- tition for business insures the working out of this result.
^ Business Agent Moore of the plumbers and steamfitters' local union in Baltimore said that small master plumbers would do work for $6s for which the large employers would receive $ioo (Inter- view in October, 1914).
2 See review of speech of President Alpine of the Plumbers, be- fore the convention of the Master Plumbers' Association in 1912 (Plumbers' Journal, September, 1912, p. 10).
34l] THE SMALL... BUSINESS 1 83 It was to provide against just such destructive competition of masters for business that the regulations of the old craft gilds were formed, and similarly it was to provide against the competition of workmen for employment that the modern trade unions have been organized. The result of the presence of these small shops is the undermining of the strength of the union, since the large employer of labor is compelled to meet the competition of such shops, and, in doing so, feels himself handicapped by regulations in regard to wages and hours that do not apply to the small com- petitor.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William O William Oswald Weyforth to read onlineMoreLess
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