The Settlement of Wage Disputes
by OpenStories
Original author: Herbert Feis
"The Settlement of Wage Disputes" by Herbert Feis is an analytical publication written in the early 20th century. This work delves into the complex dynamics of wage conflicts in the United States, primarily focusing on the underlying economic forces that dictate wage levels and the various principles that could guide future wage settlements. At the start of the book, Feis introduces the recurring struggles between employers and wage earners, emphasizing that these conflicts extend beyond mere wage disputes to include broader issues within the industrial framework. He outlines the need for a coherent and principled approach to wage settlement, drawing upon past experiences and methodologies from various industrial contexts. The opening portion establishes a background of the industrial landscape and sets the stage for Feis's exploration of theoretical frameworks needed to develop consistent policies for resolving wage disputes in a way that promotes industrial peace.
The Settlement of Wage Disputes, by Herbert Feis. Republished by OpenStories from Project Gutenberg eBook #27519.
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19 Chapters
- 1.Preface425 words
- 2.Chapter II: Some Pertinent Aspects of the Present154 words
- 3.Chapter III: The Principles of Wages 35601 words
- 4.Chapter VII: The Standard Wage 121154 words
- 5.Chapter VIII: The Standard Wage (Continued) 147167 words
- 6.Chapter IX: The Living Wage 177648 words
- 7.Section 1: In any attempt to formulate principles for use in the1,535 words
- 8.Section 1: The chief aims of any policy of wage settlement for6,584 words
- 9.Section 1: A knowledge of the forces governing existing wage levels8,277 words
- 10.Section 1: We have next to examine the causes of formation of4,150 words
- 11.Section 1: The transactions of distribution arranged in terms of4,648 words
- 12.Section 1: The problems of wage settlement arising out of upward3,673 words
- 13.Section 1: The remainder of the book will consist of an attempt to6,135 words
- 14.Section 1: What variations or limitations should be introduced into7,430 words
- 15.Section 1: The reasons for seeking separate principles for the7,977 words
- 16.Section 1: Why there must be in industry an ordered scheme of wage5,291 words
- 17.Section 1: The scheme of wage relationship must recommend itself as1,849 words
- 18.Section 1: The profits return in industry, under any policy of wage5,923 words
- 19.Section 1: The hope for industrial peace in the United6,134 words