The Use And Abuse of Money
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Trades Unions are not merely concerned with struggling for higher wages ; they endeavour to control all the conditions of labour, to see to the risks to life and limb, the irregularity of em- ployment and so forth, as well as to the rate of reward. Just as there seems to be need for the individual and associated administration of capital in some departments, so it appears probable that the conditions of labour are better seen to by special associations like Trades Unions than they could be by a...ny general body. It may be doubted if the Social Democracy could ever be organised so as to give such effective control of each trade as the Unions now exercise, or to offer such occasional interference and constant criti- cism as is supplied by the organs of public opinion.
When we fix our attention, not on the miseries of the present day miseries which are due to many and compli- cated causes but on the facts with regard to labour which distinguish English from Roman society, we may see that the political freedom of the labourer, the fluidity of labour, and the force of public opinion and of trade organisations, place the modern artisan in an entirely different position from the Roman slave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Trades Unions are not merely concerned with struggling for higher wages ; they endeavour to control all the conditions of labour, to see to the risks to life and limb, the irregularity of em- ployment and so forth, as well as to the rate of reward. Just as there seems to be need for the individual and associated administration of capital in some departments, so it appears probable that the conditions of labour are better seen to by special associations like Trades Unions than they could be by a...ny general body. It may be doubted if the Social Democracy could ever be organised so as to give such effective control of each trade as the Unions now exercise, or to offer such occasional interference and constant criti- cism as is supplied by the organs of public opinion.
When we fix our attention, not on the miseries of the present day miseries which are due to many and compli- cated causes but on the facts with regard to labour which distinguish English from Roman society, we may see that the political freedom of the labourer, the fluidity of labour, and the force of public opinion and of trade organisations, place the modern artisan in an entirely different position from the Roman slave.
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