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RELEGATE BOTHE: I don't think that belongs
in the declaration of rights. Our Constitution doesn't
deal with a number of them. For instance, under free
speech you deal with libel and give a citizen a -right of
action against another for his use of free speech.
The Constitution can't be pure on this subject
matter. The state is what must effectuate the right. If
you have the right, it is the courts and the executive and
the various aspects of government that make it a reality.
THE CHAIRMAN; Delegate Hutchinson.
DELEGATE HUTCHINSON; Delegate Bothe, under
your provision, if your provisions happen to be
adopted by this Convention, what recourse would a small
employer have? I am thinking of a particular example, say, if
a man owns a laundry and he has 20 employees and the
employees bargain collectively, and he cannot meet their
demands, and they refuse to work.
What recourse does he have? Can he fire them
and hire someone else?
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Bothe. |