Relative unit system debated for sugar harvest pay
The text surveys industrial problems in the sugar industry and argues for an equitable relative unit system to determine harvest pay. It discusses the want of a fair scheme, how harvesters should be paid on cane per day, and the need for arbitration and a cane inspector to ensure just rates and reduce disputes.
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