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Nederlands: Repronegatief. Plantages in heden en verleden hebben bij velen een slechte reputatie op het gebied van arbeidsverhoudingen. Bij de suikerplantages op Java was dat echter niet het voornaamste punt van kritiek. In de ogen van de critici was dat de te lage grondhuur die betaald werd en het mogelijk onvrijwillige karakter van het tijdelijke afstaan van grond door de boeren. Bij de arbeid op de plantage moet een onderscheid gemaakt worden tussen de vaste arbeiders in de fabriek en de tijdelijke 'campagne' arbeiders, oftewel de losse krachten die de grond bewerkten en het riet sneden. De vaste werknemers van de suikerfabriek vormden in velerlei opzicht een arbeiderselite met, voor die tijd en plaats, goede lonen en voorzieningen, zoals het aan de fabriek verbonden hospitaal. (P. Boomgaard, 2001). 'Inlandsch Hospitaal' van de Suiker Fabriek Gending, Oost-Java Inlands hospitaal suikerfabriek Gending, Oost-Java, ca. 1925
English: Plantations in the past and present have in many a bad reputation in the field of industrial relations. In the sugar plantations in Java that was not the main point of criticism. In the eyes of the critics it was the low land rent paid and the possible involuntary nature of the temporary surrender of land by the farmers. When working on the plantation should be a distinction between the permanent workers in the factory and the temporary 'campaign workers, or loose the forces that the ground edited and cut the reeds. The permanent employees of the sugar formed in many ways an elite of workers, for that time and place, good wages and facilities, including the hospital affiliated to the factory. (P. Orchard, 2001). 'Native Hospital' Gending of the Sugar Factory, East Java Native hospital sugar Gending, East Java, c. 1925 |
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