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Along with the idea of wanting to join the union and being conflicted, it seems that most men did know which was best for them. They knew that the union might get them better wages and conditions, but at the same time joining the union meant they could be out of a job. Joining the union also could mean upsetting the company owners, which could lead to losing their home or other privileges. The movie did a good job showing what could happen if you upset or went against the mine owners.-- Kellye Sorber | Along with the idea of wanting to join the union and being conflicted, it seems that most men did know which was best for them. They knew that the union might get them better wages and conditions, but at the same time joining the union meant they could be out of a job. Joining the union also could mean upsetting the company owners, which could lead to losing their home or other privileges. The movie did a good job showing what could happen if you upset or went against the mine owners.-- Kellye Sorber | ||
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| + | I liked how Joe tapped into the idea of Scientific Management during his first rousing speech at the workers meeting. He described the exploitative practices of the bosses and how workers were like parts of a machine that could be replaced. - Jason Ward | ||
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