The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-09-12

present the grievances to the commit
tee r. X. X. This committee consists
of representatives OF both of the Zaf-
kom and the administration. Their
grievances that could not be settled
by the officers Of the Zafkom are dis
cussed and settled, but If one side
could not agree in this commission
and it happens that the worker is fired
from the job, he gets the right to ap-
peal against the decision of the r. X.
K, and if he wins, he gets paid for
all the time that he was out of Job.
If the administration appeals the
worker gets paid for the time his APP
peal went on If the administration
wins.
The Zafkom is constituted Of chair
men of all the factory committees,
the committee of protection of work
is constituted Of workers Of the fac
tory which has to watch over the sani-
tary conditions of the factory and on
the health conditions of the workers.
In Soviet Russia, it means the fol-
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goes to the committee of protection Of
work which sends him to the insur-
ance fund which has commission
Of physicians which are to be found
in every factory of Soviet Russia, be-
cause every factory of Soviet Russia
has its health commission and if the
worker is found really sick, the first
thing they do is he stops from work
and gets full wages but if his health
condition is such that he cannot live
In the city, they send him to sana-
torium as long as the doctor finds it
necessary on the cost OF the insurance
fund.
Every summer every worker that
is occupied in factory in Soviet Rus
STA gets months vacation. Some fac
tories are closed for a whole month in
the summer and the workers are get
ting paid in full. In some factories
the workers change their vacation
months.
The first principle of the trade
unions in Russia and the protection
that he gets thru his various COM
mittees in the factory is first the
right to his job, and second work
for a whole year and paid SO, even
when there is shortage of work thru
the fault of different conditions Of
industry.
II the administration of a factory
or a whole trust finds out that they
haven't enough work for everybody
and they must close some Of its de-
partments or the whole factory, they
must inform the same IN writing to
the trade union Of its district. the
local union informs of its decision to
the state union but both the local
and the state union cannot decide the
fate OF the factory. They can only
recommend to the v. S. M. C. H.
(higher Soviet of public industries)
then this commissariat together with
the trade unions agree on a certain
decision, then it becomes law. Every
worker gets paid for two weeks to
seek another job.
The administration of the factories
is compelled to furnish so much ex-
cuses why they want to shut the shop
that in 80 cases out of a 100. It Is
nearly impossible to close a factory,
but more profitable and convenient to
improve it to make it go than to close
it entirely. JAZZ
AS a matter Of fact, those factories
that are closed are only closed tenn
porarily until the industry readjusts
itself and establishes its methods of
work and production, therefore, the
unemployment Of Russia is mostly
temporary unemployment until Rus
STA will reach higher development OF
its productive capacity.
Russia is developing its Industrial
life independent Of the assistance of
the great capitalistic countries Of the
world. Russia finds In the whole of