...will be seen from the first Report, wherein the Committee state as their considered opinion that " an essential condition of securing a permanent improvement...employers and employed is that there should be adequate organisation on the part of both employers and workers." During the war, the Government found it expedient...

...recognized as indispensable conditions of the success of the plan. In the words of the Commission : " An essential condition of securing a permanent improvement...depend for their ultimate success upon there being such organization on both sides; and such organization is necessary also to provide means whereby the arrangements...

...primarily concerned in their earliest Report with the first group. Expressing the " considered opinion that an essential condition of securing a permanent improvement...employers and employed is that there should be adequate organisation on the part of both employers and workpeople," the Committee proposed the voluntary establishment...

...Relations between Employers and Employed (the Whitley Committee) gave as its "considered opinion " that " an essential condition of securing a permanent improvement...employers and employed is that there should be adequate organisation on the part of both ". So far as conciliation and arbitration are concerned this conclusion...

...Relations between Employers and Employed (the Whitley Committee) gave as its " considered opinion " that " an essential condition of securing a permanent improvement...employers and employed is that there should be adequate organisation on the part of both ". So far as conciliation and arbitration are concerned this conclusion...

...Union organizations can apply with equal force to the JICs The first Whitley Committee Report stated " An essential condition of securing a permanent improvement...adequate organization on the part of both employers and employed." In the JICs of which I have a knowledge, this essential condition has not been realized...

...The report closes with the following: " It may be desirable to state here our considered opinion that expenses, not compensated by insurance or otherwise,...contracting officer) by the contractor in connection with organization on both sides ; and such organization is necessary also to provide means whereby the arrangements...

...workers. In October 1917 the committee made its first report, expressing its considered opinion that "an essential condition of securing a permanent improvement...organization on the part of both employers and workpeople," and recommending for the better organized industries the setting up of joint industrial councils on...

...the Government of its proposals. Its recommendations were based on the "considered conviction that 'an essential condition of securing a permanent improvement...the part of both employers and workpeople.' " The policies thus developed have been retained and amplified by the British Government ever since. They...

...with a minimum of government interference."81 Once again, strong class organizations were crucial: "an essential condition of securing a permanent improvement...employers and employed is that there should be adequate organisation on the part of both employers and workpeople."82 What was novel was that the Whitley Committee...