Employers and employes[sic]; full text of the addresses before the National Convention of Employers and Employes[sic]

Minn.) National Convention Of Employers And Employees (1902 : Minneapolis

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AND EMPLOYESEMPLOYERS Full Text of the Addresses Before the National Convention of Employers and Employes, with Portraits of the Authors, Held at Minneapolis, Minnesota, September 22-25, 1902. PUBLIC POLICY CHICAGO HO 9^SI CONTENTS. Introduction. By Professor William A. Schaper, Secre- tary 3 Opening Address. By Cyrus Northrop, Chairman g Some Phases of the Labor Question. By James Kil- bourne 17 Is Compulsory Arbitration Inevitable? By Professor John Bates Clark 41 Arbitration. By Herman Justi, Commissioner 61 Some Views on Arbitration. By Frank P. Sargent, Com- missioner of Immigration 85 The Government as Employer. By Edward Gainor. ...J. 95 Some Advance Work. By Julian V. Wright 113 Relation of the Public to Capital and Labor. By Pro- fessor Charles Zueblin 135 Growth of Organized Industry. By T. V. Powderly 147 Opportunities of the Industrial Social Secretary. By Eliz- abeth C. Wheeler 163 The Economic Effects of the Eight Hours' Day. Bv Professor Frank L. McVey 193 Arbitration from Point of View of an Arbitrator.the By Frederick W. Job 213 Responsibility in Labor Contracts from the Standpoint of the Manufacturer. By W. D. Wiman 231 Future Relations of Labor and Capital. By W. E. M'Ewen, Secretary-Treasurer 247 1691662 INTRODUCTION. -*i^J*^^''*f^ SCIIAPRR.PROFESSOR \VM. A. INTRODUCTION. This volume contains selected papers read at the convention of employers and employes held at Minne- apolis September 22-25, 1902.

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• Working class
• United States

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 5
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

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AND EMPLOYESEMPLOYERS
Full Text of the Addresses Before the National
Convention of Employers and Employes,
with Portraits of the Authors, Held
at Minneapolis, Minnesota,
September 22-25, 1902.
PUBLIC POLICY
CHICAGOHO
9^SI
CONTENTS.
Introduction. By Professor William A. Schaper, Secre-
tary 3
Opening Address. By Cyrus Northrop, Chairman g
Some Phases of the Labor Question. By James Kil-
bourne 17
Is Compulsory Arbitration Inevitable? By Professor
John Bates Clark 41
Arbitration. By Herman Justi, Commissioner 61
Some Views on Arbitration. By Frank P. Sargent, Com-
missioner of Immigration 85
The Government as Employer. By Edward Gainor. ...J. 95
Some Advance Work. By Julian V. Wright 113
Relation of the Public to Capital and Labor. By Pro-
fessor Charles Zueblin 135
Growth of Organized Industry. By T. V. Powderly 147
Opportunities of the Industrial Social Secretary. By Eliz-
abeth C. Wheeler 163
The Economic Effects of the Eight Hours' Day. Bv
Professor Frank L. McVey 193
Arbitration from Point of View of an Arbitrator.the By
Frederick W. Job 213
Responsibility in Labor Contracts from the Standpoint of
the Manufacturer. By W. D. Wiman 231
Future Relations of Labor and Capital. By W. E.
M'Ewen, Secretary-Treasurer 247
1691662