Selected Articles On the Compulsory Arbitration And Compulsory Investigation of Industrial Disputes
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Others scattered to different parts of the country.
STRIKE-BREAKING ' The most recent institution for meeting the exigencies of modem industrial life is an establishment concerned in strike- >New Encyclopaedia of Social Reform, p. 1167.
36 COMPULSORY ARBITRATION OF breaking. This is an agency which provides men to factories, street-car lines, etc., the employees of which have gone on strike. The strike-breakers are not a hoodlum class, neither are they men looking for excitement or occasional w...ork; but a set of picked men, each skilled in a particular line of work.
The agency has about 225,000 men on its lists in different trades throughout the United States. The handling of such an army of workmen and their proper placing at times of need re- quires system.
Candidates, in order to get their names on the list, must pass a rigorous examination as to character and physical and professional fitness. A corps of twenty-three men is detailed to examine candidates. When a strike is impending or has been declared, this agency is notified by the employers, and it con- tracts to supply a sufficient number of skilled men to take the place of the strikers, and then selects its men, each of whom must sign an agreement to keep at work on the new job at least thirty days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Others scattered to different parts of the country.
STRIKE-BREAKING ' The most recent institution for meeting the exigencies of modem industrial life is an establishment concerned in strike- >New Encyclopaedia of Social Reform, p. 1167.
36 COMPULSORY ARBITRATION OF breaking. This is an agency which provides men to factories, street-car lines, etc., the employees of which have gone on strike. The strike-breakers are not a hoodlum class, neither are they men looking for excitement or occasional w...ork; but a set of picked men, each skilled in a particular line of work.
The agency has about 225,000 men on its lists in different trades throughout the United States. The handling of such an army of workmen and their proper placing at times of need re- quires system.
Candidates, in order to get their names on the list, must pass a rigorous examination as to character and physical and professional fitness. A corps of twenty-three men is detailed to examine candidates. When a strike is impending or has been declared, this agency is notified by the employers, and it con- tracts to supply a sufficient number of skilled men to take the place of the strikers, and then selects its men, each of whom must sign an agreement to keep at work on the new job at least thirty days.
What to read after Selected Articles On the Compulsory Arbitration And Compulsory Investigation of Industrial Disputes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beman, Lamar T. (Lamar Taney), B. 1877, Comp to read onlineMoreLess
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