This book discusses the practice of industrial conciliation - working to resolve differences between employers and employees in order to avoid strikes or other forms of conflict. Henry Crompton covers various topics about the subject, including the history of industrial conciliation and its benefits. An essential read for anyone interested in labor relations.

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