Henry Ford Restores 86 Per Day Minimum for Workers
Henry Ford again pays 86 dollars per day minimum for his 126000 employees, restoring the wage policy from 1914 that helped wage envy during the 10 years before 1929. The move was announced through representatives including clergymen and a World War chaplain, who collapsed and died at the American Unitarian Association meeting in Boston shortly after participating in a debate led by Rev Carlyle Summerbell.
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