On the record
I see no reason why all the industrial employees of the government, postmen, for instance, or shipwrights in a national dockyard, should not enjoy all ordinary civil rights.
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Harold J. Laski
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gutenberg.orgI see no reason why all the industrial employees of the government, postmen, for instance, or shipwrights in a national dockyard, should not enjoy all ordinary civil rights.
Laski advocates for the civil rights of industrial employees within government roles.
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