The Stinnes-Legien Agreement 22/October/1918
Yonatan Reshef
School of Business
University of Alberta
Edmonton, Alberta
T6G 2R6 CANADA
1. The employers agreed to recognize the unions as the legitimate
representatives of workers
2. The employers agreed to no longer attempt to dissuade
individual employees from becoming union members
3. The employers agreed to negotiate wages and other
conditions of employment with the unions on a multi-employer, industrial basis (e.g. steel
in the north part of Germany)
4. Works Committees were to be established in firms with
more than 50 employees
5. There would be an arbitration system for the settlement
of industrial disputes
6. The employers promised to introduce the 8-hour workday
7. The unions promised to suspend all demands for a
nationalization program.
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