#Labor

Daniel Griffin

HC_Exvangelical

This is overly reductive, and basically paints a picture that rural people are stupid. It doesn't take into account a lot of factors, and it doesn't address the root of

David “HINDSIGHT IS 2021” Walsh

DavidAstinWalsh

Funny how we talk about "cancel culture" all the time but not "at-will employment." This is the energy we should all aspire to.https://twitter.com/BuddyYakov/status/1280630737679429632?s=20 UPDATE: So I guess Zaid Jilani

Dean Carlos 🇺🇲🇻🇦

thedeanwrites

The foundational principles for Distributism exist in Guadium et spes"Goods can be transferred to the public domain only by the competent authority, according to the demands and within the limits

Ketan Joshi

KetanJ0

One thing is pretty clear: the fossil fuel industry in Australia has captured both the government and the opposition party.The mechanics are simple: one or more party members promise to

Cheesy Gordita Jenni

jenniuinely

no one owes you friendship or sticking around if you continue to stay in abusive or toxic relationships and I learned that from being in one myself. Putting my friends

Pick Me Procurer

TheFineFeminine

If the partnership don’t look like this, I don’t want it And people confuse egalitarianism with 50/50. And yes, if you take it literally each person would put in *exactly*

Dr. Paige Harden

kph3k

The “Should we get rid of the GRE?” conversation and the “Should we pay undergrad RAs $15/hour?” conversation have three things in common that I think are really unfortunate —

A.R. (Actually Republic) Moxon

JuliusGoat

Every argument against raising the minimum wage involves pointing to some other part of our broken system as if it were a beloved cultural treasure to defend rather than just

Ernie Tedeschi

ernietedeschi

Ugh. Jobs Day, December 2020 Interestingly, with the +135,000 revisions to Oct and Nov, employment was "only" down -5,000 from what we thought before. With today's -140,000 payroll read, the

Jaime J. Izurieta

izurietavarea

Richard Cantillon was an economist from the 1790s who saw today’s economic dilemma. He found that as the money stock increased, the value of each unit of that money would

Indian-Americans

HinduAmericans

Why is @meenaharris supporting a movement that is anti-environment and consists of wealthy, upper-class exploitative landlords? These are not “workers” who are protesting. They actually exploit migrant labor from other

shantilly

shantilly_t

"We need to stay united. Let’s take down capitalism first," is starting to feel like a racist dogwhistle at this point. (1/9) I understand a lot of folks have genuine

Josh Cook

InOrderOfImport

So why are all of your indie booksellers (and probably all retail workers) weeping? The pandemic did 3 things: Limited staff, shifted sales online, & disrupted our supply chain. Thread

Erik Loomis

ErikLoomis

This Day in Labor History: July 31, 1905. The Maji-Maji Rebellion begins, when colonized people in modern Tanzania revolt against the Germans violently imposing a Jim Crow-style cotton regime upon

Sandesh Ghimire

nepalichimney

I spoke to five pathao riders. Speaking with more soon. Most of them are hurt, dejected, and feel that a company that profits of their labor have been exploiting them.

abolitionism = spicy reformism

no_slave_coasts

"It is commonly thought that what is purchased in the case of a slave transaction is the ‘raw body’ of the slave, whereas in the case of athletes, employees, and

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