Processed World

The Making of a Bad Attitude: An Abridged History of my Wage Slavery

Tales of toil and occasional termination from offices and stores in San Francisco in the 1970s and 80s by Lucius Cabins for Processed World.

A tale of toil by Hewlett-Packard manufacturing worker Jay Clemens in California, 1985.

Ana Logue reminisces about being a temporary worker in New York in 1965.

Lucius Cabins analyses drug use in contemporary society, and the relationship of the drug industry to the global economy.

Interview with French saboteurs of a nuclear power project.

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Jade McClune, from The New Worker, on Namibia, at twenty.

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