#Labor

Reed Wommack

ReedWommack

1/Today I wrote a newsletter about why cities, as opposed to rural areas, will suffer the harshest effects of money printing.A thread 2/I recently drove across the United States. On

Krombopulos Levi

Halfempty621

So those of you that know me have probably figured out that Crenshaw is my favorite politician to shit on. Normally it's in a pretty light dismissive way, make an

Barbarian Capital

BarbarianCap

Mini-theory on labor/job fit1/4 2/4 personality fit for jobs is dramatically under-discussed: imo career counseling early should begin with extensive testing for the major personality dimensions 3/4 Taking the spectrum

shantilly

shantilly_t

If you have to work in order to pay for things you need to live (food, water, shelter, healthcare), that's extortion. Capitalism creates power dynamics that void consent. That's why

Sasha King 🇺🇲

sashamking

It's time to tell a story about an investing project that I helped my MBA professor with 2 years ago Remember the money banks were investing into private prisons? I

Book Cat 🌎

SchoolOfAmerica

What is described in economic theory as mobility of capital translates into shattered lives, decaying communities, and a net loss of production competence in the nation as a whole.Melman Through

Aren R. LeBrun

proustmalone

The minimum wage should be $25 per hour. All of the biggest employers in the United States could afford a $25/hour minimum wage and still turn a profit for shareholders.

Wallace Alexander

historicalpolls

How many of you guys have heard of the La Follette Committee? It was a landmark investigation, one of the most important in American history, into company practices to suppress

Isaac Wilks 🎤🐢

wilks_isaac

“post-industrial society” is not real. it’s just what happens when an empire outsources it’s critical systems. our jobs didn’t magically sublimate into Knowledge Work—they just left. our institutions didn’t progress

Kathryn Anne Edwards

keds_economist

On the eve of the $600 expiration, I think there are five key arguments for its continuation, based on available data. 1/n(thread) 1. There was no evidence that it slowed

Todd N. Tucker

toddntucker

A must read in @TheProspect. Hamilton always gets the love on industrial policy, but @GaneshSitaraman recovers Franklinian, Madisonian, and Jacksonian traditions as well.https://twitter.com/GaneshSitaraman/status/1304113040111988736 It'

Trevor Dame

TrevorDame

I continue to be in the "Nothing will change when it comes to wrestle labor laws" because 95 out of 100 times in today's world if you assume the worst

Anirudha Dutta

DuttaAnirudha

Two recent papers based on CPHS data of @_CMIE by Rosa Abraham at @azimpremjiuniv and Maurizio Bussolo of @WorldBank throw light on employment trajectory and consumption trends during the pandemic

New York City Antifa

NYCAntifa

Given the talk about "insurrection" in relation to #BlackLivesMatter , we want to talk about Angelo Herndon. Angelo was a black communist organizer sentenced to 18+ years for "insurrection" after

George Kanjere

RezzaSteppa

Some thoughts on the sick-pay for casuals:A payment for missing work will be welcome for many, however small and difficult to obtain it will be. But I don't think this

Unite in justice for the poor & oppressed

BreeNewsome

What is this phenomenon in white society where they’ve convinced themselves that racism is the domain of the uneducated, when the most elite educational institutions in the nation were built

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