Mistakes of the Interchurch Steel Report
Mistakes of the Interchurch Steel Report
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Suppose you had tried to find out the causes of the recent world war by questioning five hundred soldiers on both sides and their 17 leaders, you would have found the true causes about as well as they found the causes of the strike.
The Senate Committee says plainly that "the question of wages is not involved in the contro- versy" and the question of an eight-hour-day was the least of four contributory causes. It says (P. 11), "The underlying cause of the strike is the determination of the Amer...ican Federation of Labor to organize the steel workers in opposition to the known and long- established policy of the steel industry against unionization. " In substantial agreement with this is the cause asserted by Mr. Fitzpatrick viz: Mr. Gary's refusal to confer with the committee claiming to represent the employees.
In similar fashion Mr. Gompers tells the cause, " The denial of the right of the employees to be heard by their own representatives, " meaning the American Federation of Labor.
But most illuminating of all is the disclosure of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Suppose you had tried to find out the causes of the recent world war by questioning five hundred soldiers on both sides and their 17 leaders, you would have found the true causes about as well as they found the causes of the strike.
The Senate Committee says plainly that "the question of wages is not involved in the contro- versy" and the question of an eight-hour-day was the least of four contributory causes. It says (P. 11), "The underlying cause of the strike is the determination of the Amer...ican Federation of Labor to organize the steel workers in opposition to the known and long- established policy of the steel industry against unionization. " In substantial agreement with this is the cause asserted by Mr. Fitzpatrick viz: Mr. Gary's refusal to confer with the committee claiming to represent the employees.
In similar fashion Mr. Gompers tells the cause, " The denial of the right of the employees to be heard by their own representatives, " meaning the American Federation of Labor.
But most illuminating of all is the disclosure of Mr.
What to read after Mistakes of the Interchurch Steel Report?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Victor Edwin Victor Bigelow to read onlineMoreLess
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