Unlocking the true solution to the labor question with clear, practical ideas
This concise work presents the labor problem as a social science issue and explains a practical path to reform. It argues that the solution lies in how society organizes production, not in one person or isolated reforms.
The book surveys the causes of poverty, overwork, and inequality, then outlines a cooperative alternative. It uses accessible examples to show how worker-owned production could reduce work hours while raising earnings and improving living conditions.
- Plain explanations of unemployment, long hours, and the impact on families.
- A concrete look at how cooperative production could transform industries like baking and beyond.
- Discussion of political and economic steps to empower workers and reorganize ownership.
- Illustrations of proposed public and social measures that aim to share wealth more fairly.
Ideal for readers curious about historical labor debates and practical ideas for worker empowerment and social reform.