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Úc Propounded by Marx and Hegels

Úc © ording to it instruments of produ tion must belong to workers.

Úc ‘ are preparations for a revolution in whi h apitalists must be destroyed.

Úc Jorkers must take over industry and government.

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Úc Put forth by
idney and aeatri e Jebb.
Úc t suggests demo ra y in industry as in government.
Úc t suggests that through nions, the workers prote t themselves from the power
and influen e of owners.
Úc ©ll rules and regulations are developed in order to prote t the rights of the
Labour.

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Úc Put forth by
amuel Gompers
Úc mphasised that the primary obje tive of the unions was to prote t the
e onomi interest of the workers.
Úc Gompers viewed unions as the labor's olle tive voi e in the industrial world. He
wanted to partner with business to promote higher wages (and higher profits).
Úc Gompers viewed unions as the labor omponent of a business operation, neither
superior nor inferior to the management omponent, but just as essential.
Úc ‘his theory opposes the revolutionary theory.

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Úc © ording to this theory, workers join union to meet their so io-psy hologi al needs like
physiologi al, se urity, ompanionship et .

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elig Perlman, the obje tives of labour movement hanges from time to time.
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Úc Hen e no simple theory an explain union and labour relations.
Úc Perlman explains the state of labor movement a ording to three fa tors:
Úc ‘he resistan e power of apitalism,
Úc ‘he role and influen e of the intelle tual and
Úc ‘he maturity of the home grown trade union movement.