In this age of great corporate and labor combinations, neither employers nor employees should be left completely at the mercy of the stronger party to a dispute, regardless of the righteousness of their respective claims.
Roosevelt argues that in the face of powerful corporate and labor entities, both sides should be protected from exploitation in disputes.
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