Reuther Sees Future Work as a Laborer Hobby
Walter Reuther of the CIO United Automobile Workers argues that future work will become a hobby for workers, as he discusses collective bargaining and guaranteed layoff pay, and predicts shorter work weeks and longer creative pursuits for the average worker by 2000. He cites Ford and General Motors maneuvering in pay plans, then outlines a strategy of honest ballots to secure gains and a shift toward cultural pursuits.
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