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#Wage Slavery

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  • faviconAnalysis Shows ‘Quiet Fleecing’ of US Workers—Not ‘Quiet Quitting’—Is the Real Problem. “Workers are more productive than ever, but their pay hasn’t kept pace while top 1% wages have skyrocketed,” says the Economic Policy Institute [2018]

    In: Predatory capitalism    
    Topics: Research, Wage Slavery   
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    Country: US   
    Source: Common Dreams    
  • faviconGen Z are over having their work ethic questioned: ‘Most boomers don’t know what it’s like to work 40+ hours a week and still not be able to afford a house’ [2025]

    In: Predatory capitalism    
    Topics: Protestant Work Ethic, Wage Slavery   
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    Country: US   
    Source: Fortune    
  • faviconOlder Workers Deserve Rest—but the Country Isn’t Letting Them Have It — Millions of Americans are working well past the retirement age, not because they “simply don’t want to quit” but because they just can’t afford to do so [2024]

    In: Predatory capitalism    
    Topics: Wage Slavery   
    Comments   
    Country: US   
    Source: The Nation    
  • faviconBy forcing the working class to rely on the private labor market for survival, austerity ensured the survival of the wage relationship where the workers are structurally disempowered by state-increased precariousness [2023]

    In: Democracy & Power    
    Topics: Wage Slavery   
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    Source: Dissent Magazine    
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