The South African Labour Problem
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T. PBYCB EOSSEB then said : I think it has been clearly shown by Sir George Farrar that there is to be progression in the South African Mines.
This progression will be stimulated and maintained by the influx of capital and the supply of moderately paid coloured labour, supervised by white labour, which will be highly paid.
The census returns and estimates of population given at the Bloemfontein Conference from the various South African Countries, clearly demonstrates the shortage of native labo...ur after due allowance has been made for the labour required at the ports of South Africa and other industries such as railway expansion and agriculture.
Much has been said about the possibility of introducing white unskilled labour, assisted by mechanical appliances, but on the mine I am connected with this has been given a fair trial over a period of 18 THE LABOUR QUESTION.
nine months, and has been found impracticable from an economic standpoint, the increased cost in comparison with native labour being 5 per foot in shaft sinking alone, notwithstanding the fact that the work in this instance was rapidly accomplished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
T. PBYCB EOSSEB then said : I think it has been clearly shown by Sir George Farrar that there is to be progression in the South African Mines.
This progression will be stimulated and maintained by the influx of capital and the supply of moderately paid coloured labour, supervised by white labour, which will be highly paid.
The census returns and estimates of population given at the Bloemfontein Conference from the various South African Countries, clearly demonstrates the shortage of native labo...ur after due allowance has been made for the labour required at the ports of South Africa and other industries such as railway expansion and agriculture.
Much has been said about the possibility of introducing white unskilled labour, assisted by mechanical appliances, but on the mine I am connected with this has been given a fair trial over a period of 18 THE LABOUR QUESTION.
nine months, and has been found impracticable from an economic standpoint, the increased cost in comparison with native labour being 5 per foot in shaft sinking alone, notwithstanding the fact that the work in this instance was rapidly accomplished.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Farrar to read onlineMoreLess
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