JUDGED BY OUR WORK

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19911, 13 June 1936, Page 13 (Supplement)

JUDGED BY OUR WORK

THE PHRASE “the dignity of labour" is used to cover a number of tnconsruous and some fallacioua Ideas. We have heard men employ it as if they meant that, one kind of work ts as honourable as another, and that the man who feeds I'»th into n machtne is as deserving of re—vognttton for hts work as the inventor of the mavhlne. Now the truth is that. While the ktnd (If work H mun n'nn do ts not. a tvst of his mnmt nt' spit'iluat omhlttinn, it is the most. just. wrt, of tn‘st, of his nutuml capacity and Itis—t‘ilttim'lt lum‘vr. ’J‘ht‘ tlttttl who mm nnty turn a hmtun (‘thl‘l‘ ttw'nusu he “(U1 origtnutty no nrhtlrtnhility t'm- any highm' svtw'it'u tII' hut-num- he has Ithlt‘Ch’Hl his~ ”111101“tunitivs to {tl‘tlltit't‘ titnl'ss fm' nthm‘ lutmut‘, has 11:) MIN ut' tittu tn \‘tuhu that, his work ttmuumts nqunt 'lmnuur with that at thv mtgtnuor, Wham» tmim‘tt (‘yv :mxt sttttt‘ul huntt lumps thr' F't'l‘tlt, I'llgitlt) Univ [0 it»; WM]; “110" mnVing ht sixty milt-s :m hum‘. 'l'hn‘ killtl nt' \VM‘k \\o run :tn jlltlpf‘S us. It 11:20; Hut nm'vssut'it)‘ I'kut ntu- mnml .[u.ztit_v, [ht-ugh nt‘tn‘n it. thws that. Ith it int‘\'it.tt>ty sllnws “hut .\tII'I. Hf mp” “-.~ ”h. in pupal-it): in training. It is thn m‘r‘ut. functinn or mint-m tinn tn Itt .I man I'm‘ thv‘ hiultth FUN. Qf \\‘m‘k ut‘ \\'hil‘]l IH. _ pulmittu. Amt nt. mun tm~ :I right to yttr‘mt 1t plumm:tlrlnll Hm tltu‘nity ul' tutmm‘ tin fllt (m'nsr t‘m‘ nut ttumg mp twat :I'mlv ul' \\tr|'|\' that it i\ in him to rtnt 't‘hv prmti gut um um} tlnv mmtv‘ a fairly gm'ul swinohm‘ut. tvut ht: \- ”Mt t'ttlsfid and condemned htm. He was made [or butter 54111135.