They have given them the best sanitary conditions, good air, strong light, and comfortable seats.

They have provided rest rooms, lunch rooms, vacation houses, and the like.
No one should belittle such efforts on the part of employers.

Equally, no one should regard them as a solution of the industrial problem.

Nor should they be used as a substitute for justice.
Too often this so-called welfare work has been clumsily managed, untactfully administered.

Too often it has been instituted, not to benefit the workers, but to advertise the business.