Program of industrial slavery urged by National Chamber of Commerce
A lengthy critique accuses the National Chamber of Commerce of drafting a twelve point program to restrain unions and expand wage slavery. It argues the plan limits worker rights, promotes open shop, imposes output quotas, limits collective bargaining, and seeks state-backed anti union measures, signaling a capitalist bid to crush militant industrial unionism.
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National Chamber of Commerce
Workers of America
Wilson
Judge Geary
Japan
Spoksman
Steel Trust
Chamber of Commerce
Abraham Lincoln
Gary
Th Chamber of Commerce
United States
Black Sheep dialogue on capitalism and revolution in Harrisons
In a rugged exchange on class struggle and social theory, Jade Collins and Jack debate capitalism, labor, and humanity beside a forest lake. Collins urges workers’ solidarity while Jack warns against radical upheaval as they head toward Harrison with a plan to confront the notes from the notebook.
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Harrison
Jade
Collins
Rudolph
Collings
Jono
Collion
Joe
Elias
Jack
Celine
Kid
Jai Z
Pother
Mullen
Anamoons
Geoisie
Maga
Collina
Rudy
Rome
Anid
Lear
Cap
Tallam
Ua Bath
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National Chamber of
Collin
London
Ae Alliance
Hiners
Pon
Trades Union Congress
Tinbor Party
Cooperative Movement
Triple Alliance
Bill Smith
Charles Brown
Jno
Chipman
Dubnor
Batten
Booker
Baker
Jno Relchlesses Nees