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Gov Edmund Gerald Pat Brown Sr — Part 7
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- TWO MORE FIELD REPRESENTATIVES: are also included in the proposed -
tax grab by Brown's F.E.P.C.; and here again the vigilance of the
legislative auditor sounds a warning with’the opinion that they are
not justified under the present work load, and that the request is
an arbitrary one for a higher level of service than that authorized
by the legislature. , .
SIX ADMINISTRATORS over ONLY six Field Representatives -- a ratio af
ONE SUFERVISOR-for wach employee -- is also disclosed by the legis-.
lative auditor's report, and the additional observation is made that
‘no other state agency has such a ratio of one supervisor for one _
’ ..., employee." .In Industry and Labor Relations this type of ‘make work!
program is commonly termed "feather bedding.* Now it would appear :
“that- in his bold new concept of Government by Appointive Managers, -
‘-Brown has found,a new term - "FEPC". :
“COMMENT. -“study-of Socialist and Communist political action programs
“for the past 30 years finds repeated reference to destruction of the
-) + @mployee’ and employer relations by interference of. bureaucratic: come
_". missions and agencies, and destruction of management solidarity and;
labor cohesion by forced integration of social and racial problems.
- Nothing new can be found in the present audacious attempt td start —
spreading out the power and expense of the F.E.P.C., and its inter-
- ference with labor-management-consumer relations. This was antici-
pated and predicted by experierced labor-management relations ex-
perts and consumer market analysts both before and after the creatim
of the F.E.P.C. : ; TL :
- BUT, unless management: and labor are resigned to. letting the Brown
Juggernaut. completely dominate all future relationships between .
-. Management and labor, IMMEDIATE STEPS must be taken to get at the
_ source of the problem -~ 9 fo. 3 000 Ue Me ee :
‘RECALL BROWN! © = - : :
- THE FACTS ABOUT A RECALL ARE that it will take approximately -
- “636,000 good signatures on -:petitions to bring. about a RECALL ELEC
‘ TION of the Governor of California, and ~- in addition -- funds for
the election campaign of his successor will be required.* Present
estimates are that it will cost ‘approximately 50¢ for: each signature
obtained on the recall petitions -- making a round. figure of
$318,000 to obtain necessary signatures for BROWN'S RECALL. -
THE ALTERNATIVE to the expenditure of such a sum of money for a
RECALL is LOSS OF MUCH MORE HONSY over a period of time in the form
oe of EXTORTIONATE TAXATION to pay the salaries of Brown's Personal
: _ Political Machine, and complete domination of both management and
\ labor by Brown's appointed Commissioners, Managers, and Directors.
The money factor does not, of course, take into. consideration the.
social and political aspects of living and doing business under the -
domination of the bureaus and agencies of Brown's Welfare State. -
ll contributions of funds for the RECALL OF BROWN may be made -to -
--the CALIFORNIA DEFENSE COMMITTSE and mailed to 511 E. Broadway,
Glendale, California. ; a
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