‘Great Resignation’? ‘Quiet Quitting’? If You’re Surprised by America’s Anti-Work Movement, Maybe You Need to Watch More Movies
Movies show that some Americans have not been on board with the cult of work.
Read more...Movies show that some Americans have not been on board with the cult of work.
Read more...As other nations return to state-led investment, Truss and Kwarteng act to weaken the democracy, economy and rights of Britain.
Read more...There seems to be no escape from looming economic and financial problems, but the officialdom will do it best to delay the reckoning.
Read more...We’re again in the Wile E Coyote phase of a financial crisis, but this time, the real economy problems are far worse than in 2008.
Read more...Michael Hudson has a wide-ranging talk with Ralph Nader.
Read more...Why emerging markets look set to suffer a world of hurt.
Read more...High levels of inequality are correlated with poor social indicators, so the US falling in global scores should come as no surprise.
Read more...Buffett’s huge railroad gains versus the terrible pay and benefits for rail workers curiously go unmenitoned by Team Dem as a strike looms
Read more...A long sweep of Elizabeth II’s reign.
Read more...Capitalism works in insidiuous ways.
Read more...s rich countries raise interest rates, developing countries face slowdowns, inflation, higher interest rates, more costs and debt distress.
Read more...Transportation and delivery workers have increasingly had it. Now UPS employees are on the verge of forcing their issues.
Read more...Liz Truss looks set to shaft ordinary Britons when the UK is already reeling from a cost of living crisis.
Read more...Is the Inflation Reduction Act good for your wallet? A climate bill in disguise? Landmark action or nothingburger?
Read more...As domesitc violence is rising, more union contracts are including provisions to help workers cope.
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