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THE FUTURE OF INDUSTRY. | GERMAN LEAGUEOF NATIONS. LORD H. CECIL ON COPARTNER IDEAS OF UNITING ALL POWERS.
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The Germans have published their rival
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Many trade organisations and intenschente for the League of Nations. dat nubess nruis were represented at the ghems unites all the Powers, new and annual meeting of the Labour Co-partners, who took part in the war, all the anip Assgeration, on May 22nd, in the Aloare Memoriaetall, Church House, Westminster, at which an address was de livered by Mr. J. R. Clynes, M.P., upon various aspects of the work relating to pratit-sharing.
ntrals who were members of The Hague Tribunal. the Holy See, and any other Powers who may obtain a two-thirds majority to form a Congress of Nations. each member, great or small, having f equal rights.
Lord Robert Eveil, M.P., who presided, This arranges for a World-Parlin- said P., were in the presence of a great put, consisting at first of members of world-wide industrial crisis, and the Parliaments of the Powers constitut- thought their association might well think fing the League, and afterwards to include that if their advies had been taken representatives of trade unions, chambers earlier in the day some of the more neute of commerer, and other organizations re- sy moms of that crisis would have been presenting, trades, professions, and indus. auch less menacing. (Hear, hear.) Ile [trink It provides for. remembered something like eight or mu Iniversal disarmament, earried out so years ago going to see some of the very fas to leave only the absolute minimum for able officials at the Board of Trade, whi
protection; were then in charge of the Labour De partment, and discussing the questions of fabour co-partnership, and use of them, who was top there now, said, Well. Itration of Celonies not yet capable of Lelieve there is a good deal in what yos independence y say, and Iabink that if partnership is
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not the son of the industrial gondiing the conditions of inbour; then, then here is no solation at all." (Hear, hear) And get nothing was done After that thy pressed strongly upon the Clovernsent of the day to appoing a Royal Coumni sion to inquire into it, but no action was taken. Now they were in the presence of an economic situation, not only in this country, but over the whole of Europe, the seriousness of which could nig be exaggerated. They were suffering from the wholesale destruction of capital during the war. He did not say that was. All the contracting-Powers-to-bind- the only thing they were sufaring from, themselves against commercial wark bus it was one of the things not only by Special trade conventions between in- the destruction which had gone on individant members of the League not to be Northern France, Rigium, and Easternforbidden. but to be such as to lead Europe, and ther places, but by the towards free world trade. wholesale waste which was the accessary
If a member of the Longue refuses to accompaätment of War, and particularly comply with a decision of the League or of a undern war. He had had an oppor- of its formally appointed authority, then tunity of studying the economic question the whole League must use compulsion, by t present existing, and it appeared to breaking off diplomatic relations, by re- him that what had happened was the less,ducing or stopping commercial relations, as it were, of the fly-wheel of industry, the for hy military steps. function of which was to carry the ma chine over the dead points when the motive power did not net. That was real ly what had erased tu exist in indi.Arg. These proposals, if they had been put It they had neither capital nor credit forward by Geruary in the plentitude of they could not in modern industry or any her power and with a record of 40 years organisation of industry that he could fuf peace. might have been judged un conceive go on and that was what had practical, but would have deserved and happened on an immense scale throughout received the most respectful considera- Europe. What countries were suffering tion. Coming from Germany in her pre- from was that they could not get their went position, they appear only as an raw material and machinery to work be attemps on the part of a detected rause they had nothing to pay for it, and feriminal to escape the consequences of his their credit had either been destroyed or erimes. seriously shaken by the events of the war. That was the position they were in. The whole of the machinery and organivation of industry was for the time being out of gear, and in his judgment it could only bestarted again and got back to nur conditions by the strenuous and united effore of everyone concerned. (Hear, officials meant management by the hear.) Unfortunately," at this moment horrid and unpopular feríala D.Ő:RA. unity was ditheult. The cessation of hos Laughter and Hear. hear.") Clo tilities, to which evegyung lonkve", with partnership gave to the workers an abso such hepy, had not brought at present iutely direct share in profits and manaze- any alleviation of the economic conditionment, and his view was that that was of the work. Prices were still very high absolutely essential. The troubles they and living was very difficult; he was told
than ut found them were not only questions
any real share in the management of the industry. Nationalisation meant Stace management. State annagement meant management by offcials, and management
in France the other day that it was more of wages; hours of labour, or even con- dieult now than it was at any time duritions of labour, but they were due to Ling the war "In addition to that, the the nspirations which he believed, every
whole world was suffering from the rae tion of the great excitement of the war. Further, there was hanging over all the expretation of pente: all were waiting. for something plum.
DEFTIUTAT TIME ARKAD.
human being felt certainly every Anglo- Sason to control his own destiny (hear, (war) sand it was that aspiration which They had to meet and satisfy if they were to predher a real unity between Capital and Labour, and unite all classes of the Sade perple Bought a remedy would comminity in the great struggle before sund for all the troubles in the payment them. (Hear, hear y The whole world of huge Indemnity by fr enemies. IF) was moving in Their Hretion. A strik it were possible to chuim,the full rust of ing document was published on the pre- the aver from Germany there would be vins day by President Wilson, who had kpo ohjeinna to to so on any scare di | adopted their principle to the fall. II Pasties thaar, bear)-hus be was hond their work came to fruition historians in to tell thru lat in his ilgment there die "future might say that is was the was no change whatever that they would achievement of the nineteenth century to [Ar able to reenver from 'Germans schreure political freedom, and the achieves large sums as would Free them froin the ment of the twentieth century to secure "necessity and the duty of united exertion | Industrial Freedom. (Cherrs.).
if they were to recover the position they ail held before this terrible event. Those who told their differently were either deceiving themselves or deceiving others with various aspects of the subject There was no advantage in not telling the prost-sharing. Most of the industrial truth (bear, hegy) and the truth was
troubles in the country, he said, could what he had endeavoured to tell them.
be traced to differences about the sharing All this meant that they had a very dif
at profit. It might that the scheme of fault time ahead, and that they had profit-sharing adopted by many Brum Jace a situation entirely new in theirre, no more than expedients for settling experience, and they were bound to ask mporary troubles and were not sub- themselves how were they going to face itted as perfect pinne for allaying any it! Could they hoje to face it if the kind of possible unrest. He suggested Went on with the old organisation of that they should proceed to consider plans industry? He was very clear they could for profit-sharing without waiting for not. If he were incliffed to Fisk a pre-
the. stam of approval from any phery, he should say there was nothing whether a political or indus
Iir more certain than that in the next few trial oriy, wished frankly to years they would has a revolutionary aniversally a much more improv
say that there HOW appeared change in industry. When they considered spirit, understanding, and ed the present organisation of industry.
MR. CLYNES AND PROFIT-SHARING- Ar.. R. Clyne, M.P.. afterwards
to
out.
ne thing that can out clearly was that took on the part of the employers, and it was purely autocratic, by which they were dispond to take more fully meant, not that it was specially unjust or into account the great human element in unfair, but that the whole control of the industries of the country and to give. industry was in the hands of the employ effect to the ideas outlined by Lord Rubert ers. (Hear, wear.) The workers had ne
Cecil as to the workers' right to have share in determining the conduct and
some voice in the conditions which deter
the
anagement of the industry. Supposing ined his existener. Both side, hy pur the industry failed, the employer last his wing a common end, could produce better money, but he might have enough to live mutual benefit of the two or more partners
results and increased output to upon, whereas the worker was thrown out of employment, and was this placed the business.. It was not too much to under the greatest conditions of hardship.ay that Labour had discovered its enor They had reached the point where the mous power; but he thought that this men who had, as he thought they had, by trade union power should not be used far the urealest stake in the access of the Ender conditions which tended to make industry, had a right to say they should trade unions think only of "their own be consulted in the management of this necessity and forget the country's need, industry. (lear, hear) He thought the for they were so great in numbers that workers were entitled to a voice in the itself. (Hear, hear. He saw no reason they were a large part of the country zelf-determination of their industry.! Some people thaght that this self-deter why trade unionism should any longer mination could be given by nationalisme an attitude either of hostility or tion of industries. He was not going to fit-sharing.(Hear hear. There was no suspicion towards co-partnership or pro discuss for a moment whether nationali sation was right or wrong, but he was which in itself was good and beneficia sebre in refusing to adopt something quite sure that it would not give any for the moment because it did not give real share in the control of industry to them the new Heaven they desired. It the workers (Hear, bear.) They had seen it in operation at the Post Office,
was the business of the trade union lead- municipal undertakings, and alsowhere nities, and it would then be easier for ers to make the best use of their opportu and they knew the workers did not have those who followed to continue to go
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