Vexation in the ‘Job Court’

Abstract

“Civil courts,” said one lawyer taking a jaundiced look at his profession, “can be likened to a housewife who travels into town because the groceries there are a bit cheaper than the ones at her local shop. She doesn't realise that the cost of the journey often outweighs the price of what is regarded as a good deal.”

Citation

(1975), "Vexation in the ‘Job Court’", Industrial Management, Vol. 75 No. 8, pp. 4-4. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb056545