from this article: “somehow europeans managed to squeeze their employers into giving them more of it”; it’s called a union, not “convinced to grant” (like an “ottriate constitution” from a king). we (others before us) work politically with political subjects through conflict (strike, demonstrations, public debate and parliamentary discussions).
anyway we don’t do it enough, but we still have the remains of the communist, socialist and social democratic parties of the second after the war, despite the fact that anglo-saxon neoliberalism tried (and partly succeeded) to eradicate the welfare state (both from a regulatory point of view and through the culture of consumption and overabundance).
however, we hope that in the future we will work less and we live better :)
from this article: “somehow europeans managed to squeeze their employers into giving them more of it”; it’s called a union, not “convinced to grant” (like an “ottriate constitution” from a king). we (others before us) work politically with political subjects through conflict (strike, demonstrations, public debate and parliamentary discussions). anyway we don’t do it enough, but we still have the remains of the communist, socialist and social democratic parties of the second after the war, despite the fact that anglo-saxon neoliberalism tried (and partly succeeded) to eradicate the welfare state (both from a regulatory point of view and through the culture of consumption and overabundance). however, we hope that in the future we will work less and we live better :)