Workplace organization

Definition and stakes

American Academy of Political and Social Science,  Social legislation and social activity (1902)

“ On the other hand, the labor organization, recognizing the strength and fair dealing of the employers’ association, is from time to time so modifying its plans and methods as to make it possible to work in harmony with the employer, and together secure results for both that have heretofore been impossible. ”
Source: Gutenberg

Portrait of Alice Henry Alice Henry,  The Trade Union Woman

“ The workers, the cooks and the waitresses, have their separate, allotted tasks; they also have opportunities of even closer association than the factory operatives. These opportunities, which may be used among the young folks to exchange views on the latest nickel show, to compare the last boss with the present one, may also, among the older ones, mean talking over better wages and hours and how to get them, and here may spring up the beginnings of organization. ”
Source: Gutenberg

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