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 1  Int,   1    |             as business leaders and workers, both individually and as
 2  Int,   3    |        question of the condition of workers. But this is also an invitation
 3    1,   4    |          with the "condition of the workers". The Encyclical had been
 4    1,   5    |  relationship between employers and workers, the enormous wealth of
 5    1,   5    |     increasing self-reliance of the workers and their closer association
 6    1,   5(11)|      conditions; 44: anti-Christian workers' associations: loc. cit.,
 7    1,   6    |           the fundamental rights of workers. Indeed, the key to reading
 8    1,   7    |       associations of employers and workers, or of workers alone.19
 9    1,   7    |        employers and workers, or of workers alone.19 Here we find the
10    1,   7    |        acknowledges as belonging to workers, or, using his own language,
11    1,   7    |          regarding the way in which workers were employed, without any
12    1,   7    |    agreements between employers and workers there is always the condition
13    1,   8    |     properly for the welfare of the workers, because a failure to do
14    1,   9    |          other rights and duties of workers, notwithstanding the general
15    1,  11    |            on the "condition of the workers" is thus an Encyclical on
16    2,  12    |       wealth and the poverty of the workers), the Socialists encourage
17    2,  15    |       ensuring a smooth transfer of workers from crisis sectors to those
18    2,  15    |        continuous effort to improve workers' training and capability
19    2,  15    | disadvantage of the most vulnerable workers, of immigrants and of those
20    2,  15    |          but also as "places" where workers can express themselves.
21    2,  15    |            culture of work and help workers to share in a fully human
22    2,  15    |           respect for the rights of workers.46~
23    2,  16    |        achieve them the role of the workers' movement was an important
24    2,  16    |        closer to the daily needs of workers. In this context its efforts
25    2,  16    |      Christians in order to improve workers' living conditions. Later
26    3,  23    |          violation of the rights of workers. It cannot be forgotten
27    3,  26    |          between the Church and the workers' movement, which came about
28    3,  26    |             For about a century the workers' movement had fallen in
29    3,  26    |      dictates of the consciences of workers have re-emerged in a demand
30    3,  26    |         more general movement among workers and other people of good
31    4,  35    |           of trade unions and other workers' organizations. These defend
32    4,  35    |         organizations. These defend workers' rights and protect their
33    4,  35    |      cultural role, so as to enable workers to participate more fully
34    4,  35    |          future, the improvement of workers' skills, and the training
35    4,  40    |       defending the basic rights of workers, so now, with the new capitalism,
36    4,  43    |        recognizes the legitimacy of workers' efforts to obtain full
37    4,  43    |         need for a broad associated workers' movement, directed towards
38    4,  43    |      economic policies do not allow workers to reach satisfactory levels