> Only a radical change in how work is done and who controls this can make labor once again an integral part of life, one through which we can fully develop our capacities as thinking, acting human beings.
uhh. The article appears to suggest that we change who controls our labor...
#1 - we do, we can quit anytime we want and find another place to work for.
#2 - I assume they are railing against private individuals and private companies. Sorry, no. I've seen how government control of the workforce ends. The books been written. I'll pass, I never liked the horror genre.
uhh. The article appears to suggest that we change who controls our labor...
#1 - we do, we can quit anytime we want and find another place to work for.
#2 - I assume they are railing against private individuals and private companies. Sorry, no. I've seen how government control of the workforce ends. The books been written. I'll pass, I never liked the horror genre.