War-Time Financial Problems
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"3. Control of the organisation of production in co-operation with hisfellows.
"4. A claim upon the product of his work, also exercised inco-operation with his fellows. " Now, looking with a most dispassionate eye and an eager desire to findout what it is that Labour and its spokesmen are grouping after, canone find in these "marks of degraded status" any serious evil, oranything that is capable of remedy under any conceivable economicsystem? In all of them the wage-earner is on exactly the sam...e footingas the salary-earner or the professional piece-worker. The labour ofthe manager of the works can also be abstracted from the manager, andcan be bought and sold apart from him. One would have thoughtthat this fact is rather in favour of the manager and of thewage-earner--or would Mr. Cole prefer that the latter should be boughtand sold himself? The salary-earner and the professional are onlyemployed when somebody wants them. The manager's term of employment islonger, but the professional pieceworker, such as I am when I writethis article, has usually no contracted term, and is only paid foractual work done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"3. Control of the organisation of production in co-operation with hisfellows.
"4. A claim upon the product of his work, also exercised inco-operation with his fellows. " Now, looking with a most dispassionate eye and an eager desire to findout what it is that Labour and its spokesmen are grouping after, canone find in these "marks of degraded status" any serious evil, oranything that is capable of remedy under any conceivable economicsystem? In all of them the wage-earner is on exactly the sam...e footingas the salary-earner or the professional piece-worker. The labour ofthe manager of the works can also be abstracted from the manager, andcan be bought and sold apart from him. One would have thoughtthat this fact is rather in favour of the manager and of thewage-earner--or would Mr. Cole prefer that the latter should be boughtand sold himself? The salary-earner and the professional are onlyemployed when somebody wants them. The manager's term of employment islonger, but the professional pieceworker, such as I am when I writethis article, has usually no contracted term, and is only paid foractual work done.
What to read after War-Time Financial Problems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Withers Hartley to read onlineMoreLess
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