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How much of those policies Ford was implienting can be attributed to the culture of the time? I understand in today's culture such a pushing of family values is
by shard972 9y ago
How much of those policies Ford was implienting can be attributed to the culture of the time? I understand in today's culture such a pushing of family values is pretty much illegal but i wonder how many other companies at the time had similar kinds of policies.
- eecc 9y agoAdriano Olivetti, although much later in time didn’t hoist his demands on the workforce. He did lay out a huge amount of benefits that nobody in it’s right mind would complain about though... yet most of this drive died with him, as the rest of the Italian industrials preferred confrontation and stashing of their material proceedings abroad in Switzerland... perhaps it had something to do with the witchunt against anything remotely Socialist
- kjs3 9y agoProbably a lot. He was a virulent racist and anti-semite as well. So he's got that going for him.