Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 229, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 February 1928 — Page 9
FEB. 1, 1928.
GOOD WILL IS URGED AS OASIS FORJNDUSTRY Employers Hear Discussion of Human Relations by Studebaker Official. “You can buy a man's physical and mental energy to that degree necessary for him to hold his job, but you can’t buy his good will, and good will is the basis on which a successful industry must be founded.” With this admonition. Dr. Charles A. Lippincott of South Bend, manager of the Studebaker Corporation’s industrial relations department, told members and guests of the Associated Employers of Indianapolis at a banquet in the Columbia Club Tuesday night, how good will may be built up and maintained. Three hundred and fifty persons, including members of the Foremen’s Club and business, professional and civic leaders, heards the address. Advocating good wages for honest work, satisfactory working conditions and prompt settlement of grievances. Dr. Lippincott declared: “Whenever labor organizations try to limit output, they are making a fundamental mistake for themselves. Such a policy increases costs and decreases interchange of products, working injury to producer and employe alike. “If workmen are educated in the problems of their employer they will understand that competition, cost of raw materials and other factors enter into wages.” Andrew J. Allen, executive secre-ta*-y and manager of the Employers’ Association, presented his annual report. He depicted the civic value of industrial peace. Dick Miller, Chamber of Commerce president, announced an Indianapolis Civic Day luncheon for Feb. 13 at the Claypool when 700 luncheon club member will attend. Employers’ association directors will elect officers Wednesday, it was announced.
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