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The reason, said young Henry Ford, was a major failure in human relationship. Employer and employe were not trying to get along as individuals. Their goal must obviously be to raise the U.S. standard of living by producing more & more at lower & lower cost to sell for less & less. It...
If employer & employe get this far, said Ford, they could go on "toward more certain, more stabilized employment," make U.S. industry "a place in which men and women can grow and develop into better jobs."
Gibson installed a $125,000 "Skimobile" invented by an employe. In the Skimobile's 180 miniature red & blue cable cars, skiers ride up the 2,052-foot mountain. Then Gibson developed 50 miles of downhill trails, hired famed skimeister Hannes Schneider (after he got him out of a Nazi...
Three years later, she got a letter from an Internal Revenue employe which began, in effect: "Now, about that $180 tax. ..." Mrs. Washburn appealed to the U.S. tax court. Last week, nearly five years after she had spent the money, the court agreed that Mrs. Washburn was $180 better off...
Born (1891) in Yorkville (Manhattan's Sudetenland), and raised in Brooklyn, Henry Miller spent his young manhood being an employe of Atlas Portland Cement Co., a theosophist, a tailor's helper (in his father's shop), a mail sorter, a Western Union messenger, a speakeasy operator. In...