The Settlement of Wage Disputes

The Settlement of Wage Disputes

The Settlement of Wage Disputes"The Settlement of Wage Disputes" falls naturally into two almost equal parts: the...
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Author: Feis, Herbert,1893-1972
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The Settlement of Wage Disputes

The Settlement of Wage Disputes

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The Settlement of Wage Disputes

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Author: Feis, Herbert,1893-1972
Format: eBook
Language: English

The Settlement of Wage Disputes

"The Settlement of Wage Disputes" falls naturally into two almost equal parts: the first an account of the present industrial situation in the United States, and of the factors which govern American wage levels at the present time; the second an attempt to formulate principles which might serve as the basis of a policy of wage settlement for the country. The proposals made in the second part are based on the theoretical analysis of the first part. Certain chapters in the first part (III and IV) may prove difficult for the ordinary reader. They are intended to be merely an analysis of a particular set of facts and tendenciesthose which affect the present wage situation in the United States, or may affect it in the near future. Such an analysis of a particular set of facts is all that economic theory can successfully accomplish. This book was first projected in the summer of 1914. The Dress and Waist Industry of New York City had set up a Board of Protocol Standards to settle wage disputes. The late Robert C. Valentine was then engaged in finding a basis of wage settlement for the industry that would beviii of more than passing valueand as his assistant, I first became convinced that there could be no permanent peace under the wages system, once different interests became organized, unless a clear body of fundamentals principles applicable to all industries are supported and enforced. ......Buy Now (To Read More)

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Ebook Number: 27519
Author: Feis, Herbert
Release Date: Dec 13, 2008
Format: eBook
Language: English

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