MHR 522 Lecture 3: MHR 522 Lecture 3

• School: Ryerson University
• Department: Human Resources
• Course: MHR 522
• Professor: Tim Bartkiw

Document Summary

Trades unions, their pasts present and future (karl marx) Contract between capital and labour can never be equitable. Only social power of workmen is their numbers. Trade unions originally movement to improve workmen;s condition from mere slaves . Trade unions are recommended and are carrying out their mission to create one common bond of brotherhood, believing it is essential to the progress and prosperity of the entire working community. Emancipation : the fact or process of being set free from legal, social, or political restrictions; liberation. Now aid every social and political movement tending. Act as representatives of the working class, must look carefully after the interests of the worst paid labourers, the millions of people across the world treated badly. Emphasized importance of trade unions, especially in early stages of labour movement that helped to educate and train workers and taught them how to organize and ght against the employers.