"Workers have kept faith in American institutions. Most of the conflicts, which have occurred have been when labor's right to live has been challenged and denied"
- John L. Lewis
About this Quote
John L. Lewis' quote speaks to the faith that workers have in American institutions, and the disputes that develop when their right to live is challenged and rejected. This quote highlights the significance of employees' rights and the need for them to be appreciated and secured. It also talks to the power of employees to stand up for their rights and fight for what is right. The quote is a suggestion that workers ought to not be considered approved and that their rights must be respected and protected. It is also a reminder that when employees' rights are challenged and rejected, they have the power to combat for what is best and to defend their rights.
This quote is written / told by John L. Lewis between February 12, 1880 and June 11, 1969. He/she was a famous Leader from USA.
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