The Task Before Us
The Task Before Us
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Who is wrong ? They are both right and they are both wrong. The whole point is that these questions ought to be settled without throwing away the chances of humanity in its greatest struggle. There is a good deal to be said for and there is a vast amount INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES 19 to be said against compulsory arbitration, but during the war the Government ought to have power to settle all these differences, and the work should go on. The workman ought to get more. Very well, let the Government fin...d it out, and give it to him. If he ought not, then he ought not to throw up his tools. The country cannot afford it. It is disaster, and I do not believe the moment this comes home to workmen and em- ployers they will refuse to comply with the urgent demand of the Government. There must be no delay.
There is another aspect of the question which it is difficult and dangerous to tackle. There are all sorts of regulations for restricting output. I will say nothing about the merits of this ques- tion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who is wrong ? They are both right and they are both wrong. The whole point is that these questions ought to be settled without throwing away the chances of humanity in its greatest struggle. There is a good deal to be said for and there is a vast amount INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES 19 to be said against compulsory arbitration, but during the war the Government ought to have power to settle all these differences, and the work should go on. The workman ought to get more. Very well, let the Government fin...d it out, and give it to him. If he ought not, then he ought not to throw up his tools. The country cannot afford it. It is disaster, and I do not believe the moment this comes home to workmen and em- ployers they will refuse to comply with the urgent demand of the Government. There must be no delay.
There is another aspect of the question which it is difficult and dangerous to tackle. There are all sorts of regulations for restricting output. I will say nothing about the merits of this ques- tion.
What to read after The Task Before Us?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Lloyd George to read onlineMoreLess
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