International Review of Educational Cinematography (Jul-Dec 1929)

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THE CINEMA AT THE SERVICE OF THE SCIENTIFIC ORGANIZATION OF LABOUR (Continued from N°. 5). We publish herewith the continuation of the film on scientific bank management, which has roused great interest in banking and industrial circles. The 2nd and 3rd parts of this film show, in addition to the working methods of the bank, the opportunities for rest and recreation which many of the big organizations of our time provide for their staff. Care for the spiritual welfare of workers and employees when work is done, and mind and body need leisure after a week of heavy toil, with due thought also to the needs of their families, is a highly humane office and reflects a sound psychological and moral outlook, since such means strengthen a sense of duty and contentment, that translate themselves into terms of better work. Welfare work, which is on the increase in all civilized countries, largely owing to the proper community spirit that should exist as between workers and employers, is encouraged and helped by the Governments of many nations. Hence, we are confident that this second part of the «Rotterdamsche Bankvereeniging » film will be welcome to our readers, pending the contributions which we look forward to publishing in later issues bearing on the ((workers' leisure" and on what has been done and may yet be done in this domain. A perforation indicates on a card the operations to be registered. The first note of a debit note is shown (the second copy of the special print (discount service) referred to in the earlier part of the film). Immediately afterwards a perforated card is shown on which the operation is noted. The screen then shows : Perforating the cards. A clerk is seen perforating the ca rds with a hand punch. On a table to his left the cards are so disposed as to allow of his picking them up easily, one at a time. Three girls, stationed behind an electric punch, are busy perforating cards. The assistant goes up to them and displays, one after the other, a card taken from each of the machines. 704