A Workers' Inquiry
Date
1973
Credits
- Karl Marx 2 Author
- Ken Lawrence Cover Designer
- Bewick/ed 4
- Freedom Information Service
Format
- Book 711
Type of Work
- Finished work 5484
Printers
Publishers
Techniques
Dimensions
5 × 9 in
Printed Pages
12
Locations Made
- Detroit 91
"A Worker’s Inquiry is a list of questions Marx prepared in order to investigate the status of the French working class. The goal was to ask workers to describe, in as much detail as possible, their working and living conditions to provide socialists with “exact and positive knowledge” when advocating for improving conditions. Among the 100 questions are: What is your trade? Are you paid time or piece-rate? Whatever wages you get ... when is it paid to you? Are there in your workshop or trade any friendly societies to provide for accidents, sickness, death, temporary incapacity, old age, etc.? The cover for this pamphlet is designed by Ken Lawrence, a member of Facing Reality, who also wrote a short introduction to A Workers’ Inquiry."
The Detroit Printing Co-op by Danielle Aubert
Front cover.