Work Study Volume 26 Issue 6

Abstract

MAKE no mistake about it, when a government enacts legislation it does so firmly believing that the new law is in the best interests at least to the majority of the population it is supposed to serve. (This may not be wholly true in some dictatorial regimes, but it holds for democracies.) So it is a pity when, as happens far too frequently, the effect differs from or sometimes is completely opposed to the aims in the minds of the legislators.

Citation

(1977), "Work Study Volume 26 Issue 6", Work Study, Vol. 26 No. 6, pp. 3-48. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb048340