Workmen's Rights after the War

The text argues that workers' rights are a threat to national unity and economic stability. It proposes the abolition of trade unions and collective bargaining, citing their role in promoting class conflict and hindering industrial progress. The author advocates for a more authoritarian approach to labor relations, with the state playing a central role in regulating wages and working conditions.

By Benito Mussolini · First published 1920 · Genre: Political Speech, Sociopolitical Commentary, Historical Analysis

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