Labor relations

Definition and stakes

Portrait of Wilhelm Roscher Wilhelm Roscher,  Principles of Political Economy…

“ Hence, it is not applicable where a great many different things are required of the same workman; nor in relations in which continuity, as, for instance, of the inclination or disposition of the workman is the chief thing.245 The further the division of labor is carried in our day, the greater the part money plays in our social economy, and the more lasting relations are dissolved, the more general becomes piece-work, which, with all its material advantages, has, speaking morally, its dark side. ”
Source: Gutenberg

Portrait of Franklin Roosevelt Franklin Roosevelt,  Fireside Chat

“ The relations between the employer and the employed, between the owners of aggregated capital and the units of organized labor, between the small producer, the small trader, the consumer, and the great transporting and manufacturing and distributing agencies, all present new questions for the solution of which the old reliance upon the free action of individual wills appears quite inadequate. ”
Source: Wikisource

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