Personnel and Employment Problems in Industrial Management, Vol. 65: The Annals; May, 1916 (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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Excerpt from Personnel and Employment Problems in Industrial Management, Vol. 65: The Annals; May, 1916

In the same interval labor, at least Skilled labor, has developed in average education, in average intelligence, and in the power to think, in aspirations and workingmen have become ambitious to live fuller lives in cleaner homes, to educate their children better. The value of this change to society and industry is and Should be equal. Yet business has been more and more tempted to regard labor as a commodity, and a most vexatious and recalcitrant commodity. Moreover, labor has become highly organized, not for cooperation with capital, but in self-defense against capital, to fight capital. Capital in the past has in some instances taught labor selfishness and certain forms of tyranny. Labor has learned its power to threaten and even to paralyze industry. Indefinite and irrespon sible ownership, expansion in scale of operations, failures in handling of men - these have set modern commerce and industry their present greatest and most pressing problems.

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