It is just as likely as any private employer to extract the most it can get for the least it needs to give; and it is no more fit than any other employer to be left uncontrolled in this field.
Harold J. Laski: “It is just as likely as any private employer to extract the most it can get for the least it needs to give; and it is no…”
Editor's note · Context
In this statement, Laski compares government employers to private employers, arguing that both can exploit workers if left unchecked.
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