#freelabour

[jubilees231]

Good News!

We are now opened for maximum oil exploitation!! Full capacity has been reached at our north sea and arctic circle plants! All employees will receive free oil to take home to their loved ones in Africa.

[y-breathe-when-u-can-talk]

debunking a capitalist thing

"people will only work if u pay them" holds true when the worker doesn't actually like what they're doing, and when they live in a society where they cannot live without being paid decently. it's all well and good for some ppl to work for free, but that is not a reality for many. they rely on an income to survive; their family may not have money, they may be completely financially independent. it's nice that some ppl (w/ privilege no doubt) are using to do good, but we shouldn't berate others in less fortunate circumstances for not following suit. if u were in their position, would u work for free?? hell nah. bc iN tHis eCoNoMy working for free without financial stability is unsustainable and frankly impossible for so so many. and this causes them to demand, no- deserve, payment for their work- whether they enjoy it or not. but i'm pretty sure ppl are willing to work for less pay when they enjoy the job, it's not exactly a revelation :// and as great as 'doing what u love' is, we can't let capitalists exploit our passions by providing our free labour to them- at least, not until something changes. they will spout all this "passion for your work" talk, and it's bullshit and irrelevant rn, bc that's idealistic and not realistic. they know this and are trying to appear progressive but actually they're benefiting from the current system, so keep that in mind. don't give them what they want.

(passionately written after seeing post fr @bravecrab, raised some very good points here. so good that i had to make an account pronto)

[elizapdushku]

DWP Enforced Volunteering Schemes (Workfare) Are Awful. Here’s Why.

DWP Enforced Volunteering Schemes (Workfare) Are Awful. Here’s Why. The poor side of life

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[blackstonebarbers-blog]

Happy "Take Your Kids to Work Day"! We had the pleasure of a young @barberista21 joining us and helping out today. #takeyourkidstoworkday #freelabour #makingthemwork #hopeshelearnedsomething #yxe (at Blackstone Barbers & Beardsmiths) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4ixzhTHqpP/?igshid=1kdds3lcoeah4

[blackdragonforge]

My 2 boys are working on a secret project for mom. Well, maybe not so secret any more ... ;) . . #teamblackdragon #freelabour #blackdragonforge #fabrication #teamwork #lifeskills https://www.instagram.com/p/B2JD9ptDkF3/?igshid=xasxn07vw4nf

[bigronz73]

Offspring #1 stopped just long enough to give me that "Really sad" look. Bwahahaha #freelabour https://www.instagram.com/p/BnMlXSdHuE42VF4mMu9ce8I4EOsT3Vf5hBdchs0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=dj6m65pi7wjw

[bigronz73]

Ahhh, I so love my time with the boys. #freelabour https://www.instagram.com/p/BnMjpvMHht3TQBFcoaGvfj53LJbmwCPbD0tD6g0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=jwssgygpw3ux

[worldfoodbooks]

NEW IN THE BOOKSHOP: ANARCHISM: ITS AIMS AND PURPOSES by Rudolf Rocker (1996) “I am an Anarchist not because I believe Anarchism is the final goal, but because there is no such thing as a final goal.” – Rudolf Rocker “Rudolf Rocker (1873 – 1958) was a German anarchist who was forced into exile in 1892. He settled in Britain in 1895 and, though himself not Jewish, was active in the Jewish movement until he was interned and later deported during World War 1. He was active back in Germany until the rise of Hitler forced him into exile again, and he spent the rest of his life in the USA. Anarchism: Its Aims and Purposes is the first chapter of Rudolf Rocker’s libertarian classic Anarchosyndicalism, originally published in 1938 by Martin Secker and Warbug. Anarchosyndicalism has been reprinted several times since and appears in a revised and abridged version as Anarchism and Anarcho-Syndicalism. An attempt has been made within the text of this pamphlet to soften the gender-specific language, a product, apparently, of pre-feminist times. Where possible, the original text has been left unaltered. Where this has been impossible, substitute ”man,” “his” or ”him” for the word appearing in the brackets to return to the original text.” Reprinted in 1996 by Brunswick’s Free Labour Press and distributed by Barricades Books. Available via our website and in the bookshop. #worldfoodbooks #anarchism #rudolfrocker #freelabour #barricades (at WORLD FOOD BOOKS)