The Socialist Movement in England
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In such a place, it would be exceedingly difficult to organise an " I. L. P. " group, for few of the working-men can have any practical experience of the work of organisation. Mr. Joseph Arch made a brave effort to organise the agricultural workers, and there is at the present moment an Agricultural Labourers' Union which, I believe, does good work in Norfolk.
1 68 Possibilities and Limitations But the conditions of life on the farm are so different from those in the factory, that it may well b...e doubted whether Trade Unionism, as we understand it, is possible there. The weekly or fortnightly branch meeting, at which business is decided and subscriptions paid after work hours, is the centre of effective Trade Unionism. This meeting pre- supposes three things : The ability to pay a sub- scription of some sort among those of the members employed ; a time for knocking off work, after which the workman is free ; and a population living sufficiently close to one another to be able to meet frequently in one place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In such a place, it would be exceedingly difficult to organise an " I. L. P. " group, for few of the working-men can have any practical experience of the work of organisation. Mr. Joseph Arch made a brave effort to organise the agricultural workers, and there is at the present moment an Agricultural Labourers' Union which, I believe, does good work in Norfolk.
1 68 Possibilities and Limitations But the conditions of life on the farm are so different from those in the factory, that it may well b...e doubted whether Trade Unionism, as we understand it, is possible there. The weekly or fortnightly branch meeting, at which business is decided and subscriptions paid after work hours, is the centre of effective Trade Unionism. This meeting pre- supposes three things : The ability to pay a sub- scription of some sort among those of the members employed ; a time for knocking off work, after which the workman is free ; and a population living sufficiently close to one another to be able to meet frequently in one place.
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