Agriculture And the Community
Agriculture And the Community
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Nor is there any security in the fixing- of minimum rates of wages. At best all we can hope from such legislation is to fix a minimum standard of human needs which the wages must enable the worker to satisfy, but how inadequate that standard may be can be judged from the rates fixed at a time when the cost of living was mounting against the workers, and the industry was better able to provide a reasonable standard than at any previous time. But even more important than the standard of living co...nsidered merely from the subsistence standpoint is the opportunity the industry offers for bringing out the latent abilities of the workers. Agriculture makes no such call on the workers to-day. It is a closed industry, which does not attract technical or manual workers from other spheres of life. The workers are born into the industry and seek to escape from it. It does not offer opportunities, develop the abihties, or stimulate the ambitions of those engaged in it. Other industries attract skill and brains by the oppor- tunities they offer.
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Nor is there any security in the fixing- of minimum rates of wages. At best all we can hope from such legislation is to fix a minimum standard of human needs which the wages must enable the worker to satisfy, but how inadequate that standard may be can be judged from the rates fixed at a time when the cost of living was mounting against the workers, and the industry was better able to provide a reasonable standard than at any previous time. But even more important than the standard of living co...nsidered merely from the subsistence standpoint is the opportunity the industry offers for bringing out the latent abilities of the workers. Agriculture makes no such call on the workers to-day. It is a closed industry, which does not attract technical or manual workers from other spheres of life. The workers are born into the industry and seek to escape from it. It does not offer opportunities, develop the abihties, or stimulate the ambitions of those engaged in it. Other industries attract skill and brains by the oppor- tunities they offer.
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