On the record
I cannot, therefore, agree that the community is entitled, on any terms, to put its convenience first, and the workers’ freedom afterwards.
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Harold J. Laski
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gutenberg.orgI cannot, therefore, agree that the community is entitled, on any terms, to put its convenience first, and the workers’ freedom afterwards.
Laski argues that community convenience should not override workers' rights.
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