Clementina Black Quotes
Surely the time was coming when the law, which was the representative of the organized will of the people, would declare that British workers should no longer work for less than they could live upon.
Topics
England
Laws, The Law
Workers, The Labor Force
Earnings
Collective Bargaining
Economic Justice
Labor Law
Living Wage
Minimum Wages, Minimum Wage Jobs, Minimum Wage
Standard Living
Will of the People
Social Justice
Economic Equality
Fair Pay
Labour Rights
Labour Unions
Wage Protection
Workers' Rights
Labour Law
Citations
Clementina Black, 1854-1922., English Trade Unionist & Novelist, Vice President, National Union of Suffrage Societies & London Society for Women's Suffrage, Speech, National Union Women Workers Conference, October 22, 1907
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Clementina Maria Black was an English writer, feminist and pioneering trade unionist, closely connected with Marxist and Fabian socialists. She worked for women's rights at work and for women's suffrage.