Articles in Labor
Publications Must Pay Their Writers, Period
It’s non-negotiable. Writers should refuse to produce uncompensated work, and publications should be shamed when they ask for it.
John Henry and the Divinity of Labor
Variations in the legend of a steel driving man tell us about differing American views of the value and purpose of work.
The Luddites Were Right
Gavin Mueller’s “Why You Should be Breaking Things at Work” makes a persuasive case for the Luddites. So why have so many people—including your favorite Communist philosophers—insisted that they were wrong?
‘Crunch’ Is No Cheat Code for Better Video Games
The arms race between studios is burning out developers, and nobody is benefitting except the bosses.
The Subminimum Wage Has Got to Go
Paying workers $7.25 an hour is cruel. Paying them even less is inhumane.
Amazon Is Caught In a Brazen Lie About Its Exploitative Practices
Bezos may be out as CEO, but the bullshit continues to flow.
My Father, the Butcher
A manual worker is not defined solely by the work they do.
Whole Foods’ Hippie CEO and the Lie of Enlightened Capitalism
For a guy whose memoir is titled Conscious Leadership, John Mackey lacks self-awareness.
Corporate ‘Mindfulness’ Programs Are an Abomination
Instead of providing employees with decent working conditions or benefits, U.S. companies suggest they meditate instead.
Nonprofit Workers, Unionize!
Until you can pay your rent with good intentions, you need the protection of a union contract.
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