Di Logan Marie Glitterbomb. Articolo originale: Dey Turk Er Jerbs, or Why We Should Legalize Immigration, del 17 marzo 2025. Tradotto in italiano da Enrico Sanna. Argomento diffuso a destra è che i clandestini rubano il lavoro. Al che la sinistra risponde che si tratta di lavori, ad esempio nell’agricoltura, che gli americani non vogliono…

Por Logan Marie Glitterbomb. Artigo original: Dey Turk Er Jerbs, or Why We Should Legalize Immigration, de 17 de março 2025. Traduzido para o português por p1x0. Saludos amigues, soy p1x0, Tradutor & anarquiste de vila, interessado na superação do Estado das coisas como estão. Considere apoiar meu trabalho Clicando Aqui. Como todos sabem, um…

As everyone knows, a super common talking point on the right is how undocumented immigrants are stealing jobs from citizens of the US. The common leftist rebuttal is that those jobs that are taken tend to be jobs which Americans tend not to want to work anyways such as difficult farm labor. But what makes…

De Andrew Kemle. Artículo original: Unions, Firms, and Competition Within the Workplace, 7 de enero de 2021. Traducido al español por Camila Figueroa. I. Negociación centralizada, control de tarjetas y una alternativa ¿Existe una forma de facilitar a los trabajadores la afiliación a un sindicato? Y en el proceso de facilitar que los empleados se…

I. Centralized Bargaining, Card Checking, and an Alternative  Is there a way to make joining a union easier for employees? And in the process of making it easier for employees to join a union, is there a way to maximize a person’s freedom to associate (or not associate) without weakening the support structures that workers…

Arguing against the Minimum Wage has often been the preserve of the ‘right’ (presuming the simplistic and problematic left-right dichotomy that we impose as a conceptual framework to make sense of contemporary politics); however, the ‘left’ also suffers heavily from the Minimum Wage and, despite it purporting to be a pro-poor law, it works to…

A think piece by Walter Frick at Harvard Business Review (“Understanding the Debate Over Inequality, Skills, and the Rise of the 1%,” Dec. 21) draws a line in the inequality debate between those (mostly CEOs and other corporate apologists) who see it as resulting from a mismatch between the supply and demand for certain skills,…