The Worker And His Country
The Worker And His Country
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He also realised to the full the local advantages offered by the individual Bourse. In his history of the Bourses he explains fully what were his hopes and his policy for the new organisation ; he shows how these institutions would afford a common local meeting-ground for all labour organisations, would bring them into permanent relationship with one another, providing that mutual education of the working classes CLOSING OF THE PARIS BOURSE 141 the want of which had hitherto been the insuperabl...e obstacle to the development and efficiency of their association; how the trade unions representing similar trades would be able to compare notes as to wages, hours of work, and the effects of an increase or decrease of either, and how, on the other hand, the unions repre- senting different trades would be able to meet and discuss their common social and economic interests, provide against the loss of effort resulting from independent and disunited action, and gradually discover and build up a common organisation.
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He also realised to the full the local advantages offered by the individual Bourse. In his history of the Bourses he explains fully what were his hopes and his policy for the new organisation ; he shows how these institutions would afford a common local meeting-ground for all labour organisations, would bring them into permanent relationship with one another, providing that mutual education of the working classes CLOSING OF THE PARIS BOURSE 141 the want of which had hitherto been the insuperabl...e obstacle to the development and efficiency of their association; how the trade unions representing similar trades would be able to compare notes as to wages, hours of work, and the effects of an increase or decrease of either, and how, on the other hand, the unions repre- senting different trades would be able to meet and discuss their common social and economic interests, provide against the loss of effort resulting from independent and disunited action, and gradually discover and build up a common organisation.
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