William Dudley Haywood,
The General Strike — Instructions how to organize
(c/1911)
“ Recruiting Unions are temporary organizations, formed for the purpose of having organizations to carry on the educational work necessary for the formation of Industrial Unions. The methods used in getting a Union started depend upon the circumstances in the locality where the Union is to be formed. ”
William Dudley Haywood,
The General Strike — Instructions how to organize
(c/1911)
“ Dues paid by the Union to the General Organization are fifteen cents per member per month. If those who sign the Charter Application Blank are employed in the same industry they will be chartered as an Industrial Union Branch, with jurisdiction over all wage workers employed in that industry in that locality. If the signers of the Charter Application are employed in two or more industries, they will be chartered as a Recruiting Union. ”
