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...Herzog who plants his feet firmly in the Democratic side of the fence does not notice any change in governmental attitude toward labor since Eisenhower entered office. "A lot of labor people are saying they notice a change in the labor policy, but I haven't seen...
Durkin's resignation sprung from a dispute over changes in sections of the Tafe-Hartley law. Herzog and the four other members of the NLRB used that law in making over 10,000 decisions on specific labor issues over the past five years. Remaking about his opinion of the law, Herzog said, "If I had thought it was a slave labor law I wouldn't have stayed on six years to administrate it. On the other hand if I had thought that it was perfect, I wouldn't have testified before Congress this spring for changes...
According to Herzog marking decisions on labor questions is usually an extremely difficult task. "Labor problems cannot be defined in black or white. It's rather a study in grey. Most of the questions that come up, other than those on moral issues, are 60-40 propositions and the balance could go either way depending on the person doing the reasoning. We never get anything so clear...
...Associate Dean of the Littauer School, Herzog will be handling policy matters on an academic level for the first time. He graduated from Harvard in 1927; went to the University of Wisconsin as an instructor; and came back to Cambridge to get a law degree...
...affable and personable man, Herzog looks forward to gaining student friends and learning some of their views, perhaps so that he can help the next generation of public administrators understand what the next generation of constituents is thinking...