“The orders to supplementary personnel to report for duty are
ready and tied up in bundles at the labor offices.”
The meeting proceeds to consider production premiums in connection with
wages, and I pass to 21, a detail which I offer as indicating that a
long war was in anticipation.
“When labor is being regrouped, it is important—and with
specialists even essential—that the workers are retrained for
their work in the new factory, in order to avoid setbacks in the
initial months of the war. After a few months have passed even
the replacement of most of the specialists must be possible.”