Corporate Counter-Mobilization: Uber and Deliveroo’s ‘Charter of Good Work’ Is Nothing but Fairwashing
Uber and other gig economy employers: “Let them eat a charter.”
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Read more...Brexit trade talks are about to begin. The UK is back in drama queen mode.
Read more...Practice Fusion solicited payments to manipulate MDs to prescribe opioids….illustrating how electronic health care records insert themselves in treatment.
Read more...More evidence, this time via China, on the costs globalization imposed on American workers.
Read more...Economists’ bad medicine is a significant factor in our present stagnation.
Read more...Michael Husdon reviews the key themes of his recent book, ……and Forgive Them Their Debts, and discusses German austerity.
Read more...The cost of modern agriculture, as measured by a growing oxygen-free patch in the Gulf of Mexico.
Read more...The French strike over pensions has gone on longer than any other, even in 1968, has 60% support….yet the press barely covers it.
Read more...State AGs to meet with DoJ to discuss cooperating in their respective probes into alleged anti-competitive behavior by Google. Will enforcement actions follow? Time will tell.
Read more...Reports of desperation from what some might consider unlikely quarters: the Pacific Northwest.
Read more...The knives are out. Typical pick: Former Congressman Barney Frank, who wrote an op-ed entitled “Why Progressives Shouldn’t Support Bernie.”
Read more...Yet more bad news for the 737 Max.
Read more...‘Free market’ advocates claim that the rise of precarity was inevitable, as opposed to the result of political decisions.
Read more...India’s top BJP ministers show cold shoulder to foreigner bearing “gifts”- the Amazon promise to create jobs- and push back accordingly.
Read more...Matt Stoller explains how economics reinforces established power relations.
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