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Excerpt from Report of the Royal Commission on a Dispute Respecting Hours of Employment Between the Bell Telephone Company of Canada, Ltd, 1907: And Operators at Toronto, Ont
In the first place, the two systems are compared under widely different conditions, and this makes it impossible to obtain any sort of a fair comparison. As far as the length of the day and character of service is considered, the comparison is a very fair one. A great deal depends, however, in a comparison of this sort, upon the individual managers, and it so happens that the conditions in Toronto and Montreal are not now such as to give a fair comparison to the eight-hour system.
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