On the record
There are several reasons of primary importance for retaining the right to strike so long as private ownership continues in this sphere.
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Harold J. Laski
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gutenberg.orgThere are several reasons of primary importance for retaining the right to strike so long as private ownership continues in this sphere.
Laski outlines several reasons why the right to strike should be preserved under private ownership in certain industries.
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