Trade Unionism And British Industry; a Reprint of "the Times" Articles On "the Crisis in British Industry," With An Introduction
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The attempts made to compel the companies to recognise the society and sub- mit more or less to its dictation have been un- successful except in one instance, and the officers of the society are now wisely content to accept the principle that railway servants who have grievances should approach their superior officers direct, and not through a third party. Yet, al- though the wings of the trade union officials have thus been chpped, and although the rules of the A.S.R.S. may be quite harmless i...n them- selves, the teaching of trade unionism in regard to the " go easy " pohcy is having its effect on the actual working of British railways. Apart 71 72 RAILWAY WORKERS from their own inclinations, a large body of railwaymen (though by no means all) accept the axiom that if they refrain from working too hard it may lead to another man, who might other- wise be unemployed, being put on as well.
There are the further considerations that the individual who " puts his back into " his work stands a chance of promotion over his fellows, which in itself is distasteful to them, while he renders it necessary for them to work aU the harder in order to escape complaints from the foreman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The attempts made to compel the companies to recognise the society and sub- mit more or less to its dictation have been un- successful except in one instance, and the officers of the society are now wisely content to accept the principle that railway servants who have grievances should approach their superior officers direct, and not through a third party. Yet, al- though the wings of the trade union officials have thus been chpped, and although the rules of the A.S.R.S. may be quite harmless i...n them- selves, the teaching of trade unionism in regard to the " go easy " pohcy is having its effect on the actual working of British railways. Apart 71 72 RAILWAY WORKERS from their own inclinations, a large body of railwaymen (though by no means all) accept the axiom that if they refrain from working too hard it may lead to another man, who might other- wise be unemployed, being put on as well.
There are the further considerations that the individual who " puts his back into " his work stands a chance of promotion over his fellows, which in itself is distasteful to them, while he renders it necessary for them to work aU the harder in order to escape complaints from the foreman.
What to read after Trade Unionism And British Industry; a Reprint of "the Times" Articles On "the Crisis in British Industry," With An Introduction?
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