Some Problems of Urban And Rural Industry
Some Problems of Urban And Rural Industry
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The argument is ingenious, but, I think, misleading. I am not personally wedded to any particular system of efficiency payment, and if a very strong point were made by the unions that nothing but piece work should be allowed, 28 I should not have any very great difficulty in accepting it. But the allegation of fraud is misleading. The point of view which I wish to bring forward is, broadly, that there is no fundamental difference between straight piece work and the various systems of bonus ; th...e difference between them is more a matter of convenience than of principle.
Beginning with time work, Mr. Cole states that " the hourly rate has reference to a more or less defined output .... While the piece rate invariably has reference to a more or less defined standard of living. " Now the standard of living obviously depends on the wages actually earned per week, and it is well known that piece work rates are in fact regulated with the object of yielding a certain agreed increase on the time rate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The argument is ingenious, but, I think, misleading. I am not personally wedded to any particular system of efficiency payment, and if a very strong point were made by the unions that nothing but piece work should be allowed, 28 I should not have any very great difficulty in accepting it. But the allegation of fraud is misleading. The point of view which I wish to bring forward is, broadly, that there is no fundamental difference between straight piece work and the various systems of bonus ; th...e difference between them is more a matter of convenience than of principle.
Beginning with time work, Mr. Cole states that " the hourly rate has reference to a more or less defined output .... While the piece rate invariably has reference to a more or less defined standard of living. " Now the standard of living obviously depends on the wages actually earned per week, and it is well known that piece work rates are in fact regulated with the object of yielding a certain agreed increase on the time rate.
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