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Henry Ford:My Life and Work, Additional Excerpt 363
Henry Ford《My Life and Work》· My Life and Work · Leadership
The minimum wage is six dollars a day. There are no extra men. We have cut down in the offices, in the shops, and on the roads. In one shop 20 men are now doing more work than 59 did before. Not long ago one of our track gangs, consisting of a foreman and 15 men, was working beside a parallel road on which was a gang of 40 men doing exactly the same sort of track repairing and ballasting. In five days our gang did two telegraph poles more than the competing gang!
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Locator:Additional excerpt 363 · Verified:2026-10-19 · Verification:Short excerpt
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