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The interests of employer and worker may be alike or opposed, depending on circumstances
Drawn from what John Ruskin said
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- John Ruskin English art critic and social thinker (1819 to 1900)
It can never be shown generally either that the interests of master and labourer are alike, or that they are opposed; for, according to circumstances, they may be either.
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↗Unto This Last (1860-1862)gutenberg.org
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