Sentences with phrase «wage slavery»
Laborers take what they can get, ultimately being cornered into wage slavery by distant corporations who pretend not to know what they're buying into.
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I suspect he refers to the accounts of the failures of economies directed by state elites under the banner of «collective decision making» and «workers democracy», because all the literature on REAL workers» control shows it increases efficiency and, of course, freedom — it eliminates wage slavery.
Getting my EMT license to avoid minimum wage slavery, for slightly - higher - than - minimum - w age - slavery - with - rewarding - wor k. Music.
What else could they possibly do but slap together some half - assed sitcom garbage about a divorced dad who wants to impress his son and convince his ex-wife that he's a responsible father by taking what he, an unconventional dreamer, thinks will be a ticket to boring wage slavery?
They don't really have to march into a job and deal with office politics and wage slavery any longer.
, full (or accelerated) equity ownership, transportability (local conditions can change adversely over time), extremely efficient use of resources (when did mindless wastefulness become normalized in the US), real innovation in affordable architecture (not green McMansions), the beginning of the end wage slavery, reduced impact on the environment thru smaller human lifestyle footprint, and a great antidote to a predatory lending system that is beyond accountability.
Let's put our extremely well - educated heads together to finally create a «value billing» system so that we can end the practice of compensation based upon high - paid hourly - rate wage slavery
ToppHogg — Wage slavery?
The book and its companion blog are about one man's personal journey from debt and wage slavery to financial independence within twelve years.
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It's all entertaining and highly literate reading, even if — as I suspect is the case for the vast majority of MoneySense readers — you're relatively content with «wage slavery» and see the necessity for accumulating a decent amount of wealth for a future that includes the many luxuries, gadgets and services that the escapologists claim we can do without.
As a freelancer, you are an escapee of «wage slavery».
In a review in Time Out, critic Helen Shaw praises Chambre as «over it, righteously pissed off and well past giving a fuck... a vicious critique of gilded entitlement and wage slavery.»
Such a society will eliminate commodity production in favor of product production while eliminating the fundamental means of profit making — wage slavery.