recycledfood

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   by recycledfood 4y ago

   WFH tends toward commoditizing employers. It makes perfect sense for business leaders, as agents of the owner class, to continue doing as much as possible to minimize and undermine labor power. X% less productivity is more palatable to such
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   by recycledfood 4y ago

   The twelve occurrences of "we" in your comment imply agency and consent where little to none existed. "We", which is to say a majority of residents and citizens of the US, constituting the working class, had these things
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   by recycledfood 4y ago

   > I think the way out it presents us is to start software focused businesses that are wholly employee owned without VC input; bootstrapped as employee cooperatives. I like this idea and think it's in the same vein as proposed in De
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   by recycledfood 4y ago

   To the owner class and their handmaidens, all workers are just expenses to be minimized in a spreadsheet. A tech worker is the same to them as the plumber who fixed their toilet last week. The plumber doesn't imagine himself to be th
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   by recycledfood 4y ago

   I am a BigCo SWE and I have long wanted to organize, but as a sole provider I don't know how to do so effectively without significant risk to my family. The sad facts are that most workers in the US: lack class awareness thanks to deca