Happy International Labor Day, pen-pals!
now I've got to pay these damn bills...
JD
At 08:58 AM 09/03/2001 -0700, you wrote:
>Or, maybe what economists really mean (although they don't know it) is
>literally an increase in the rate of surplus value.
exactly.
Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED] & http://bellarmine.lmu.edu/~JDevine
Or, maybe what economists really mean (although they don't know it) is
literally an increase in the rate of surplus value. See Marc Linder's "From
Surplus Value to Unit Labor Costs: The Bourgeoisification of a Communist
Conspiracy" in his _Labor Statistics and Class Struggle_.
Linder tells the t
quot;labor" are paid according to their contribution!)
What's left -- "the residual" -- is mostly profits. So when "total factor
productivity" goes up, so does the profit rate.]
[andÂ… happy "labor" day!]
Workers See Power Shifting to Employers
Labor: Th
-- Forwarded Message --
From: neil, 74742,1651
TO:
DATE: 9/4/00 6:23 PM
RE: labor day 2000 The more things change--The more they remain the
same
Another bosses election circus is upon us. The corporate mass media says it
is funded by "campaign contribu
I seem to have failed to unsub. So, for what it's
worth, I'll wish everybody a happy Labor Day before
I attempt again to disappear.
Barkley Rosser
Max Sawicky wrote,
> Haven't listened to the rest yet, but there are some
> good groups. EPI's in there too, singin' "Baby don't
> lose that number."
Wasn't it "Ricky, don't lose that number"?
Temps Walker
Sandwichman and Deconsultant
st crusades the
>AFL-CIO promotes , this "virtual labor day" is no real surprise
neil wrote:
>Along with the usual class collaborationist and nationalist crusades the
>AFL-CIO promotes , this "virtual labor day" is no real surprise
Along with the usual class collaborationist and nationalist crusades the
AFL-CIO promotes , this "virtual labor day" is no real surprise, as the AFL
has been promoting the usual deceit of the unions - "'virtual class
struggle"
to deceive and demoralize workers for m
I've only had time to skim Leo Troy's "Beyond Unions and Collective
Bargaining", so it would be presumptuous and hypocritical for me to
label his argument "superficial". Troy seems to be saying that unions are
inherently monopolistic and protectionist and thus are doomed in a
dynamic, competitive
forwarded by Michael Hoover
> AFL-CIO staging online Labor Day
>
> Sunday, August 27, 2000
>
> By Karen MacPherson, [Pittsburgh] Post
> Gazette National Bureau [via Labornet]
>
> WASHINGTON -- The AFL-C
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
September 3, 1982, Friday, Midwestern Edition
SECTION: Opinion and Commentary; Pg. 23
LENGTH: 740 words
HEADLINE: Labor Day
BYLINE: By Thomas V. DiBacco; Thomas V. DiBacco is a historian at The
American University, Washington, D.C.
Labor Day, begun 100
Monday, August 30, 1999
Commentary
Missing in Action: Media Images of Real Workers
By MATT WITT, Special to the Baltimore Sun
As the Labor Day weekend approaches, we will see advertisements
for back-to-school sales, reports on holiday traffic deaths and
recipes for backyard
forwarded by Michael Hoover
> Whose labor day is it really?
>
> by Fred Gaboury
>
>from the September 1.1995 issue of the
>People's Weekly World.
>
>
LABOR DAY 1997: FULL-TIME, PART-TIME AND UNEMPLOYED WORKERS
INTENSIFY THE STRUGGLE
By General Baker
DETROIT -- The year 1997 has sparked an intensification of the
class struggle here at home. Labor Day 1997 follows the first
anniversary of the so-called welfare reform bill, which ended the
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