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Wed 30 Oct, 2013 09:18 pm
Context:
It is incumbent on physicians as leaders in society to assert themselves in creative and dynamic ways in order to find mutually acceptable ethical methods for the settling of labour disputes in an equitable manner. Such devices, whether they be compulsory arbitration or special legislative or judicial committees, appropriately suited to each society, might then serve as examples for other public employees.
@Ticomaya,
But can judicial committees be methods, rather than organizations or institutions ?
@PUNKEY,
PUNKEY wrote:
devices refers to "ways"
Eh? Judicial committees are ways?
@oristarA,
The entire sentence is gobble-de-gook. Seriously? "It is incumbent on physicians as leaders in society to assert themselves in creative and dynamic ways in order to find mutually acceptable ethical methods for the settling of
LABOR disputes in an equitable manner.
Someone thinks MDs should be involved in labor disputes to an equitable manner? Seriously? The mind boggles.
@JPB,
JPB wrote:
The entire sentence is gobble-de-gook. Seriously? "It is incumbent on physicians as leaders in society to assert themselves in creative and dynamic ways in order to find mutually acceptable ethical methods for the settling of LABOR disputes in an equitable manner.
Someone thinks MDs should be involved in labor disputes to an equitable manner? Seriously? The mind boggles.
Click the link below to look at the full text by an Israel professor, JPB.
Physicians' strikes--a rejoinder
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1375209/
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