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Cook, Alice Hanson / Workers' education in the U.S. Zone of Germany
(1947)
A description of workers' education today, pp. 15-27
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theory and labor law, problems of indistrial planning, and cpmaunity economic It is planned to offer a second year of study including, in addition to the above subjects, languages so that some students who are especially gifted may go on to fLull ujversirty study. Rathlov, who is education director for the British Zone and who has been thus responsible for the Bremen unions would be willing to go to Bremen on invitation of either Manpower Division or the Bremen unions, or both, to discu~s education programs there.. Haasse . Fraakf url .................. 1. Youth ,ork: Masseling, Scceugenpf lug Youth work is organized by industrial unions and in a general traLe uni~ youth group. The unions are participating in the Frankfurt central youth oammittee which appears howsver to be less active than it most cities. Oihoolt Frankfurt runs a youth leaders school at Obarreifenberg in the Taunul which can handle about 60 peoplc; at one tiio.. The program for the work of 1 June 1947 handled by guest teachers from the unions includadz History of the trade unions; Tasks of the youth representative on, the works council; Tasks of tha trade union in the3 govermnment and in industry; Laws, for tha pro .teotion of youth; Turvnile doli n uoncy; fHlw to run a meeting and how to participate in a discussion; Basie philosophy in our present society. Public, viorkcrs Union Yquth group (Loenig) h *ionthals program for this youth group, which meets at the Trade Union House, includes: 1. Doscu~qsion about the purpose and goals of tradl unions; 2. Mlsical v-oning; 3. Spoak-r on q8apitalism and -ocialisqm; 4. Spaak~er on structuro and function of a cit government. The group participates. in the 4lradre Union Youth Ooinaittoe and runs its own vocational classo.s in st-nograp bookkeeping, and typowritingO . 2. rrade Union Education: R1ailroad Ul ion nas been conducting systozaatic training courses for Works councillors. This union is responsible for th vocational school run by the railroads and, in addition, runs courses w4hich are preparatory to acceptance at the +:cational school. Building Trades have run a series Qf waeokead courses in Hoasso for 700 union officers and plan to handle about 200 gore;. Free Professions ar6 sponsoring tests for musicians. Judges of thei tes are raprisentatives of the city oyera and orQhestra. T-ey are cnmedvoring to sponsor classes for artists, con"mmrcial illwtrators, an' the liku, but are not ablE to'do ieuch becausa of the shortage in canvas, bruehcs, paints, etc. aorks Councillor -'rain.ln i 21-Ery Tuesday aftornoon a .cating of 'works councillors is helli uant-r thc; direction Df the L.egal a'lvisory Bureau (Juondi J'ttondanu.a is irregular and ropresents only a saoell porcontaege of th~ works cc>ncillors. TIhe presentation is highly t,- hnical and spccializcd. - 24 - I
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