 | To organize all workers in the entire
electrical industry in the United States and Canada, in-cluding all those in
public utilities and electrical manufacturing, into local unions, |
| To promote reasonable methods of work, |
| To cultivate feelings of friendship among
those of our industry, |
| To settle all disputes between employers
and employees by arbitration (if possible), |
| To assist each other in sickness or
distress, |
| To secure employment, |
| To reduce the hours of daily labor, |
| To secure adequate pay for our work, |
| To seek a higher and higher standard of
living, |
| To seek security for the individual, |
| And by legal and proper means to elevate
the moral, intellectual and social conditions of our members, their families
and dependents, in the interest of a higher standard of citizenship. |
