The "job sharks" were so closely tied to the crew boss on many job sites that there would be "one gang coming, one gang working and one gang going." The faster the turnover, the greater the fees that could be generated. From time to time the men would ignore the IWW and seek revenge after an employment shark took someone's last dollar for a job that didn't exist. The Spokesman-Review of February 17, 1909"February 17, 1909 (Page 1 of 18)." The Spokesman-Review (1894-2009), Feb 17 1909, p. 1. ProQuest. Web. 18 Jan. 2021 reported,Thompson and Murfin, p. 47.
