Working Conditions, Wages And Profits
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What more natural, therefore, than that he should count his pay by what he finds within the envelop rather than by what is written on the outside of it? The thrift dollar which he finds within the envelop counts as a part of his pay exactly as the spending dollar counts as a part of his pay. He knows he can always turn it into money at need. Many workers give their thrift receipts immediately to their wives; women appreciate savings more than men.
When he has received $10 in thrift receipts, th...e wage- earner exchanges them for a thrift bond which bears interest at 3%. This exchange is made with an agent of the National Thrift Bond Corporation at the plant.
The agent performs a much more important function than that of exchanging thrift receipts for thrift bonds.
He explains to the wage-earner what a bond is, shows # Nationn! Tiirifi lionfl C(,>iponitiun the piin-hasc nt i'.iiiii Kmpie.ye.
l>ate of Kiist mh>«i;-.:;f.iii Amouiil of wetkly }i:i\ int Has ajipiican; ap j'litil for Reason fur rrlcni!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What more natural, therefore, than that he should count his pay by what he finds within the envelop rather than by what is written on the outside of it? The thrift dollar which he finds within the envelop counts as a part of his pay exactly as the spending dollar counts as a part of his pay. He knows he can always turn it into money at need. Many workers give their thrift receipts immediately to their wives; women appreciate savings more than men.
When he has received $10 in thrift receipts, th...e wage- earner exchanges them for a thrift bond which bears interest at 3%. This exchange is made with an agent of the National Thrift Bond Corporation at the plant.
The agent performs a much more important function than that of exchanging thrift receipts for thrift bonds.
He explains to the wage-earner what a bond is, shows # Nationn! Tiirifi lionfl C(,>iponitiun the piin-hasc nt i'.iiiii Kmpie.ye.
l>ate of Kiist mh>«i;-.:;f.iii Amouiil of wetkly }i:i\ int Has ajipiican; ap j'litil for Reason fur rrlcni!
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