The National Review, Volume 62W.H. Allen, 1913 |
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Page 152
... wage through Wages Boards . It is widely recognised , in view of the fact that in this " Free Trade country " prices have risen of late years faster than wages , that if our standard of wages is to be improved without inviting further ...
... wage through Wages Boards . It is widely recognised , in view of the fact that in this " Free Trade country " prices have risen of late years faster than wages , that if our standard of wages is to be improved without inviting further ...
Page 153
... wages have remained stationary . Recent legislation has injured rather than helped the worker . Rates and taxes for ... wages was impossible , as it would simply mean more foreign competition and more unemployment . Tariff Reform is ...
... wages have remained stationary . Recent legislation has injured rather than helped the worker . Rates and taxes for ... wages was impossible , as it would simply mean more foreign competition and more unemployment . Tariff Reform is ...
Page 154
... wages , they take locality , rent , and cost of living into consideration . The areas which now fix Trade Union wages , together with those under the Act of 1909 , would form a working basis for Trade Boards . As an illustration of the ...
... wages , they take locality , rent , and cost of living into consideration . The areas which now fix Trade Union wages , together with those under the Act of 1909 , would form a working basis for Trade Boards . As an illustration of the ...
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