Most of the great industrial organizations, and many of the well-conducted railways of this country, are coming to the conclusion that a system of pensions for old employees, and the substitution therefor of younger and more energetic servants, promotes both economy and efficiency of administration.
Editor's note · Context
Taft notes that many organizations recognize the benefits of pension systems for older employees to enhance efficiency.
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