Labor Feb 10, 2023 at 3:33 pm

Trouble at Crossroads, Humans Reject Robot Overlords, and Port Commission to Vote on Drivers’ Union Benefits

Your airport ride-hail driver may be a little happier by this time next week. NYCSHOOTER/GETTY

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Anyone who thinks the layoffs are not coordinated, at least loosely, simply isn’t paying attention. This isn’t a coincidence.

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@1 the highest union density for any profession are the cops, kind of tells you something about the nature of business unionism today. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEkPZJ6hl5Y

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"Zillow says it now
takes FOUR people working
minimum wage full-time to afford a
TWO-bedroom apartment in this country."

all the Wealth
in the USOFA's
been Hoovered
Up by the Richest
who actually Invent-
ed the Bunk Bed and
Slaves & Slave Patrols

and see no Problem in
stacking the 'Bottom' 90%
like Cordwood in unheated
Poorhouses or Prisons but in
Prison the poor Slaves can make
them* good MONEY thru Capitalism.

*no, Not the inmates

Excellent Round-up/Rodeo Conor
as per Usual. danke schoen!

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Bill Withers -- Nice! Not one of his really big hits either. Holy smoke that bass line -- Jerry Knight. Great work all around, Colon.

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Oh, and I loved that clip of Cramer. He gets on to basically say "stop shitting on investors, man". Almost like a plastic surgeon saying "Stop putting me down. Sure, I don't save any lives, but look how pretty I made her! Just look at those boobs!". And yet even Cramer -- great defender of the investment class -- has to admit that power shifted way too far away from labor. Oh, and then he says it is a great time for workers, only to forget that he has been pushing for higher interest rates as to way to deal with "too many workers". In other words, it is a great time for workers -- the Fed needs to put an end to that.


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