Counsels on Health - Ellen G. White

Every worker should seek to educate himself to
perform his work expeditiously. The matron should
teach those under her charge how to make quick,
careful movements. Train the young to perform the
work with tact and thoroughness. Then when the
hours of work are over, all will feel that the time
has been faithfully spent and the workers are
rightfully entitled to a period of rest.
Educational advantages should be provided for
the workers in every sanitarium. The workers
should be given every possible advantage
consistent with the work assigned them.
Recognition of Honest Labor
Workers should receive compensation
according to the hours they give in honest labor.
The one who gives full time is to receive according
to the time. If one enlists mind, soul, and strength
in bearing the burdens, he is to be paid
accordingly.—Testimonies for the Church 7:208
(1902).
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