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 1   1,    2|       concentrates mainly on the just solution of the "labour
 2   1,    2|        search for ways to ensure just development for all. This
 3   2,    8| connected with it gave rise to a just social reaction and caused
 4   2,    8|        especially the right to a just wage and to the personal
 5   3,   13|       ontic level, as if it were just an element like any other
 6   3,   13|         and caused the ethically just social reaction already
 7   3,   15|       the worker feel that he is just a cog in a huge machine
 8   4,   16|  possibility of the formation of just or unjust relationships
 9   4,   16|   contract and, consequently, of just or unjust relationships
10   4,   17|        State that must conduct a just labour policy. However,
11   4,   18|         of it. The opposite of a just and right situation in this
12   4,   18|         what is in question is a just and rational coordination,
13   4,   19|          in this case is that of just remuneration for work done.
14   4,   19|     important way for securing a just relationship between the
15   4,   19|        the wage, that is through just remuneration for work done. ~
16   4,   19|    system and, in each case, its just functioning, deserve in
17   4,   19|          Hence, in every case, a just wage is the concrete means
18   4,   19|   concerns above all the family. Just remuneration for the work
19   4,   20|       workers - to protect their just rights vis-a-vis the entrepreneurs
20   4,   20|          social justice, for the just rights of working people
21   4,   20|       normal endeavour "for" the just good: in the present case,
22   4,   20|        impossible to ignore it. ~Just efforts to secure the rights
23   4,   20|           which is to secure the just rights of workers within
24   4,   20|         of the protection of the just rights of workers according
25   4,   20|        by unions in pursuing the just rights of their members
26   4,   20|     proper conditions and within just limits. In this connection
27   4,   21|        on the recognition of the just rights of agricultural workers
28   4,   21| association with a view to their just advancement socially, culturally
29   4,   21|          to rural people - their just value as the basis for a
30   4,   22|       for all workers - to their just remuneration, to the possibility
31   4,   23|        this area much depends on just legislation, in particular
32   4,   23|     obvious that the question of just legislation enters into
33   5,   26|         Second Vatican Council: "Just as human activity proceeds