Carroll Davidson Wright,
1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 16…
(1911)
“ The laws just treated relate almost entirely to acts either of employers or of employés, but there is another form of law, namely, that providing for action to be taken by others in the effort to prevent working people from losing employment, either by their own acts or by those of their employers, or to Arbitration and conciliation. settle any differences which arise out of controversies relating to wages, hours of labour, terms and conditions of employment, rules, &c. ”
