>>>4286507 (You)>The Councils of Trust were voted on by workers anonymously, but the candidates were all dictated by the DAF trustee and factory owner. This voting procedure was ended in 1935 because workers kept voting no for all candidates.As far as I am aware, the only source affirming this is the writings of three Marxists (Bittcher, Kock and Milke) who were later killed for organizing illegal Bolshevik resistance cells. The boycotting argument, too, is vastly overblown. We have only one example affirming such a narrative in the Harburg-Alstadt Phoenix Plant, where of 1,394 out of a potential 2,347 voters, each candidate received an average of 950 votes yes. (
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>>contractual negotiation>This as well as collective bargaining was outlawed.If this was true, then the Council of Trustees simply would not have existed, nor would the position of Trustee of Labor. Given the Trustee of Labor was mandated by law to, in fact, oversee contractual negotiations, keep employers in check, and enforce the AOG, bargaining was merely the term utilized by tribalistic trade unions who aimed to stoke the flames of class conflict. In reality, tribalism was banned, however the fundamental dialectic was not.
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