The Referendum in Switzerland With a Letter On the Referendum in Belgium
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The next popular voting took place three months after, in June 1894, on a constitutional amendment proposed by the popular initiative. It was of a socialistic nature, and origi- nated with the Socialist party. The text of the demand ran as follows : " The right to have adequately paid work provided belongs to each Swiss citizen. Federal legislation and cantonal and com- munal laws are to render this right effective by every means possible. In particular the following measures are to be taken : ..." (ft) The hours of work are to be reduced in the greatest possible number of branches of industry, with the aim of making work more plentiful.
"(6) Institutions such as workmen's exchanges are to be organ- ised, in order to procure work gratuitously for workmen. Work- men are to be legally protected against unjustifiable dismissal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The next popular voting took place three months after, in June 1894, on a constitutional amendment proposed by the popular initiative. It was of a socialistic nature, and origi- nated with the Socialist party. The text of the demand ran as follows : " The right to have adequately paid work provided belongs to each Swiss citizen. Federal legislation and cantonal and com- munal laws are to render this right effective by every means possible. In particular the following measures are to be taken : ..." (ft) The hours of work are to be reduced in the greatest possible number of branches of industry, with the aim of making work more plentiful.
"(6) Institutions such as workmen's exchanges are to be organ- ised, in order to procure work gratuitously for workmen. Work- men are to be legally protected against unjustifiable dismissal.
" (
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Simon Deploige to read online
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