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In case of any dispute between labour and capital, no
merchant shall recruit or hire workmen of another trade
or vagabonds to interfere and aggravate the trouble. Any
offender when his offence has been proved will be severely
punished.
(Explanation) All dispute between labour and capital can
be settled by proper negotiations. If merchants are
allowed to send other workmen to interfere, not only will
the dispute be prolonged, but much prejudice will be
caused to the workmen. Therefore the addition of the
above rule is suggested.
B. Regulations for unions.
(1) No workman of any labour union shall arrest any workman
or merchants or interfere with personal freedom of anyone without the authority of Government.
(xplanation) Union workmen, in a moment of excitement, have often made arrests without authority or interfered with the personal freedom of others. This is a great blot on the labour unions under the jurisdiction of the Nation-
alist Government. Therefore in order to keep the work-
men from reckless activities, the above regulation should be provided.
(2) In case of any strike or dispute, no union worker shall
forcibly carry away any goods or property of any shop or
factory.
(Explanation) All disputes between labour and capital can
be settled by proper negotiations. If the workmen are allowed forcibly to carry away the goods or property of
a shop or factory, it will not only cause a breach of the
peace, but it will also lower the nature of the workers.
Therefore Government should impose some restriction in this respect.
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