The Right to Work or the Right to Fight to Live - Martin Wright
Martin Wright reflects on the tedium of the left's "Right To Work" campaign and proposes some less passive alternatives. From Anarchy #21, 1976.
Originally transcribed by Gawain Williams.
Photo story: ‘Serve the people’ - A day in the life of a supermarket delivery driver
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Mar 10 2020 14:01
Abusing Resilience: The Filipino in the face of Disaster
Submitted by bandilangitimph on Mar 1 2020 07:35
An article critiquing resilience in the context of work under capitalism.
In defence of working class existence as choice
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Dec 10 2019 19:42
We read and reviewed David Ranney’s “Living and dying on the factory floor”, which was about his decision to put his academic career on hold and his subsequent experiences as a factory worker. [1] The following thoughts relate to this decision, which used to be widespread within the left.
The Working Class Waves Bye-Bye: A Proletarian Response to Andre Gorz
Midnight Notes critically review Andre Gorz' book "Farewell to the Working Class".
Bob Black : La abolo de la laboro
ENKONDUKO DE LA TRADUKINTO
Unu el la plej gravaj institucioj en nia moderna socio estas la laboro. La Abolo de la laboro de Bob Black estas la plej grava kritiko al la laboro, iam ajn skribita, kaj sekve la plej revolucia teksto ekzistanta.
Two jobs with one stone - Reports about working at London Linen and Skinny Bakery
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Oct 1 2018 11:46
A friend of ours summarised his experiences about working at two west London workplaces as a temporary worker…
On "Bullshit Jobs"
This is a review of David Graeber's book "Bullshit Jobs."
Abolition of Work
A reading of Bob Black's Abolition of Work.
In Praise of Idleness
An extract from Bertrand Russell's essay in Praise of Idleness.
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