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And yet the most unionized industry in the US (at like 75% of overall union membership) is white-collar federal employment. There's nothing working class about
by busterarm 6y ago
And yet the most unionized industry in the US (at like 75% of overall union membership) is white-collar federal employment.
There's nothing working class about that.
- fabianhjr 6y agoWorking class are people that have to sell their labour to get income; capitalist class are those that live off capital income. (Dividends, rent, etc) If someone is employed in a government organization, like the CDC or a secretary of the white house, and they don't have capital income then they are working class.