Teddy Roosevelt: “Poor work is always dear, whether poorly paid or not, and good work is always well worth having; and as a mere question…”

“Poor work is always dear, whether poorly paid or not, and good work is always well worth having; and as a mere question of expediency, aside even from the question of humanity, we find that we can obtain the best work by paying fair wages and permitting the work to go on only for a reasonable time.”