adjusting immigrant and industry
A comprehensive study of how industry can be used to help the immigrant assimilate into the American way of life. Using the common denominator of work and pay to cut across the ethnic, racial and national differences that set workers apart, this book shows how union and factory experiences function to give the newcomer his first taste of a free society. It emphasizes the importance in industry and society of such matters as placement services, the relations between the employer and the immigrant, the working conditions, his management and his training, his relations with labor organizations, and the government's responsibility. The book is fully documented with statistical tables and actual case histories. --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
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