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"The employer had a hundred pretexts, a thousand occasions. In summer it was the seaside, in autumn hunting, then the winter sports. He took a week here, a month there. The employe looked on and drew his own conclusions. . . .
Too Little Discipline. Quite aside from the problem of too much money, absenteeism goes back to another root cause-namely, lax discipline and too little contact between employer and employe in the factory. During recent years the employer has felt more & more uneasy over appealing to his employes directly for...
¶ An R.A.F. Ferry Command plane was 4,000 feet above Montreal when Harry Griffiths, 20, a civilian employe, fell through an open bomb bay. Griffiths grabbed a bay door and hung on, but could not pull himself back into the plane. Pilot Sidney Gerow, unable to leave the controls...
The Enthusiasts. First reaction of press and public was one of almost unanimous approval. Said the London Times, traditionally first newspaper on the break fast tables of Britain's rulers: "A momentous document which should and must exercise a profound and immediate in fluence on the direction of social...
Every employe is called an "associate," is known only by his first name as soon as he gets on the payroll. There are no time clocks and no docking for tardiness. The associates talk and smoke whenever they like, paste Petty girls on their machines if the curves inspire them...