The Theory and Practice of Modern Government, Volume 2Methuen, 1932 - 814 pages |
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Page 1401
... associations and the right to strike are permitted . Associations and strikes have no inherent virtues and vices ; these are no more than consequences of their purpose and actual use . Associa- tions in the Civil Service have originated ...
... associations and the right to strike are permitted . Associations and strikes have no inherent virtues and vices ; these are no more than consequences of their purpose and actual use . Associa- tions in the Civil Service have originated ...
Page 1402
... associations as ' manifestly incompatible with the very notion of a public function ' . 1 Road - sweepers , navvies , and similar workers in municipal employ made attempts of a like nature , were forbidden to proceed by the Prefect and ...
... associations as ' manifestly incompatible with the very notion of a public function ' . 1 Road - sweepers , navvies , and similar workers in municipal employ made attempts of a like nature , were forbidden to proceed by the Prefect and ...
Page 1421
... associations were conscious of their peculiar situation servants of the State yet allied with a party whose intention it is fundamentally to alter the nature of that State . The question had also been raised by the Royal Commission on ...
... associations were conscious of their peculiar situation servants of the State yet allied with a party whose intention it is fundamentally to alter the nature of that State . The question had also been raised by the Royal Commission on ...
Contents
THE COMMONS | 743 |
DELIBERATION AND PROCEDURE | 780 |
PARLIAMENTARY DIFFICULTIES AND REFORM | 878 |
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