Three Years of the " B. and O. Plan"

RAILROADS; LABOR-management committees; INDUSTRIAL relations; EMPLOYEE participation in management; LABOR unions; LABOR movement; GREEN, William, 1870-1952

Focuses on how of the systematic cooperation between organized labor and management can improve service and efficiency of the railroad industry. Claim that majority of union railroad shopmen have officially endorsed union-management cooperation as one of the policies of their organizations; Statement of American Federation of Labor president William Green that union-management cooperation is a logical constructive step in the efficient and economic operation of the railroad industry; Suggestion that the most important problem facing the cooperative movement is the financial sharing of the gains of cooperation.