The Spirit of the International At Berne
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Measures for the protection of women and children and young persons are also important, and there should be special protection of mothers. Another, and perhaps the most important measure, is that the eight-hour day must be made universal.
Janson explains instead of attempting the impossible task of fixing a minimum wage for countries with different costs of living and standards of life, the Commission thought that with the right of combination it would be possible to fix a fair standard of wage.... For unorganized and sweated trades, it is declared that boards shall be set up by the state for the purpose of fixing minimum rates of wages.
With regard to the last part of the resolutions, we had enough, he says, of the bureaucratic method of checking the progress of the labour movement towards a proper system or standard of labour legislation. He recognizes that 65 some government officials have done excellent work and mentions in particular some English factory inspectors, but on the whole, the bureaucratic spirit has invaded this pro- vince far too much.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Measures for the protection of women and children and young persons are also important, and there should be special protection of mothers. Another, and perhaps the most important measure, is that the eight-hour day must be made universal.
Janson explains instead of attempting the impossible task of fixing a minimum wage for countries with different costs of living and standards of life, the Commission thought that with the right of combination it would be possible to fix a fair standard of wage.... For unorganized and sweated trades, it is declared that boards shall be set up by the state for the purpose of fixing minimum rates of wages.
With regard to the last part of the resolutions, we had enough, he says, of the bureaucratic method of checking the progress of the labour movement towards a proper system or standard of labour legislation. He recognizes that 65 some government officials have done excellent work and mentions in particular some English factory inspectors, but on the whole, the bureaucratic spirit has invaded this pro- vince far too much.
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