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Watch the video below
with Chris Hedges
RT America on Sep 14, 2019
Host Chris Hedges talks to Elizabeth Anderson, professor of philosophy at University of Michigan, about the tyranny of the corporate workplace from non-disclosure agreements to punitive, restrictive work conditions and censorship. Their discussion comes as California lawmakers passed landmark legislation challenging the business model of “gig-economy” companies forcing companies to reclassify certain contract workers as employees.
Anderson’s new book Private Government: How Employers Rule Our Lives (and Why We Don’t Talk about It), was published by Princeton Press.
see also:
‘Historic Win’ for Gig Economy Workers in California Exposes Telling Rift Among 2020 Democrats
From the archives:
The Corporation (2003) (must-see)
Going Horizontal: Written for Workplaces; Perfect for Activists by Rivera Sun
Your Corporate Overlords Are Delighted To Exploit You
Chris Hedges: The Dark World of Silicon Valley and the New Capitalism
Capitalism’s Failure of the Flesh: The Rise of the Robots by Phil Rockstroh
What is Wage Slavery? by The Anti-Social Socialist
Chris Hedges: The Disposable Temporary Workers
Chris Hedges: Aftermath From The Loss of Thousands of Union Jobs
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