Word: shared
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...address at the convention of the National Manufacturing Association in Atlantic City, Mr. Schwab said that the time had come when employers must recognize the right of employees to have a larger share in determining the conditions under which they work, stating that the human element in industry must be recognized and that the workers are justified in resenting being considered as machinery and treated as such...
These organizations are giving complete priority in their efforts to the raising of this Fund. Every possible assistance is needed if the campaign is to be brought to a successful conclusion. Over one-third of the Fund has been raised, and Massachusetts has done its share to date by contributing $600,000. Our goal for Massachusetts is a minimum of $1,000,000. We still have a long way to go. Remember, every $10 saves the life of a child. Let Harvard once more take the lead among colleges in this great effort
...laws and by the indirectness of officialdom. In the meantime, the incoming flood of prospective citizens still continues, so that those in charge of the work must shoulder the double burden of campaigning for reform while attending to duties far heavier than normal. Italy's decision to withhold her share of immigrants until matters shall be adjusted is thus extremely helpful in that it comes at so opportune a time...
...best thing I know about the human being is that under normal conditions he wants to demonstrate his standing as a man among men by proving himself a worker among other workers. In America at least the workmen do not want a larger share in the management so much as they want the satisfactions which should go with the job but are too often taken away from them by the hard-fisted and driving foremen...
...charges of incompetence and corruption, has terminated in complete and utter chaos. Indifference on the part of class officers, carelessness or willful distortion of truth on the part of poll-watchers and count-takers, short-sightedness on the part of the election committee,--all will come in for a share of the blame. But no individual culprits may be named; the atmosphere of crass negligence which overlies the whole affair obscures the cause of the injustice which has been wrought...