. The National Civic Federation review . MATTHEW WOLL CHARLES S. BARRETT GEORGE W. PERKINS 2. REV. JOHN A. RYAN tect their mutual interests. The attitude of theAmerican Federation of Labor is clear on thatsubject, that all wage earners, regardless of thecharacter of their employment, have the right toassociate with each other and collectively seek toimprove their condition. The American Federa-tion of Labor, however, has distinguished in theprocedure by which grievances should be reme-died, and by which improvements might come tothe particular class of men, between those ofgovernment, municipa
. The National Civic Federation review . MATTHEW WOLL CHARLES S. BARRETT GEORGE W. PERKINS 2. REV. JOHN A. RYAN tect their mutual interests. The attitude of theAmerican Federation of Labor is clear on thatsubject, that all wage earners, regardless of thecharacter of their employment, have the right toassociate with each other and collectively seek toimprove their condition. The American Federa-tion of Labor, however, has distinguished in theprocedure by which grievances should be reme-died, and by which improvements might come tothe particular class of men, between those ofgovernment, municipal, state and national em-ployment, and those engaged in private employ-ment. The American Federation of Labor discour-ages all government employees from American Federation of Labor cannot tellany body of men not to strike, nor direct anybody to strike. The American Federation of La-bor as such has no authority over matters ofthat kind. But it does urge as guidance to allpublic employees that they should not revertto strike. Indeed, I know that in the grantingof the charter o
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