Labor and Compensation, Vol. 7 (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Labor and Compensation, Vol. 7

This volume is a manual of the new viewpoint and the new practice. It is a guide to new possibilities of co-operation between employers and employed. Labor has come into a new dignity; management has become a profession. These facts spell industrial advance. To render assistance to every executive who has anything to say as to the work of others, in order that he may carry on his duties in such a way as to build up the spirit of organization and team play, is the basic aim in the pages which follow.

In the labor of securing and organizing the material of this volume, invaluable assistance in the form of suggestions, criticisms, and personal help were generously given by Daniel Bloomfield, Philip Davis, and Frederick J. Allen, each a specialist of high standing in his particular work.

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