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 1   2,    5|        rise to what is called the worker question and the subsequent
 2   2,    6|           which demanded from the worker the exercise of physical
 3   2,    7|         of "merchandise" that the worker - especially the industrial
 4   2,    7|         especially the industrial worker - sells to the employer,
 5   2,    7|           interaction between the worker and the tools and means
 6   2,    8|                                8. Worker Solidarity ~When dealing
 7   2,    8|         what has been called "the worker question", sometimes described
 8   2,    8|           social security for the worker. This reaction united the
 9   2,    8|       production.~From that time, worker solidarity, together with
10   2,    8|          personal security of the worker and his or her family.~
11   2,    9|        labour, that is to say the worker. All this pleads in favour
12   2,   10|           concrete reality of the worker, takes precedence over the
13   3,   13|          services provided by the worker. ~Opposition between labour
14   3,   14|        position of labour and the worker in the production process
15   3,   15|   centralization, which makes the worker feel that he is just a cog
16   4,   16|         rights on the part of the worker. These rights must be examined
17   4,   16|          and of the rights of the worker that correspond to this
18   4,   16|       direct or indirect, and the worker. ~The distinction between
19   4,   16|         institution with whom the worker enters directly into a work
20   4,   17|           objective rights of the worker are fully respected. ~The
21   4,   17|          influence the individual worker, who is the proper subject
22   4,   17|          labour policy and on the worker's situation in the economically
23   4,   17| dependence. The attainment of the worker's rights cannot however
24   4,   17|           objective rights of the worker - every kind of worker:
25   4,   17|        the worker - every kind of worker: manual or intellectual,
26   4,   17|    achieving full respect for the worker's rights, since the rights
27   4,   19|          the relationship between worker and direct employer. All
28   4,   19|          relationship between the worker and the employer than that
29   4,   19|          direct employer) and the worker is resolved on the basis
30   4,   19|          become accessible to the worker through the wage which he
31   4,   19|      correct relationship between worker and employer. Among these
32   4,   23|         emigrant or as a seasonal worker, should not be placed at