Why America’s “Shipping Crisis” Will Not End
A first-person narrative of a truck driver with 20 years of experience of why nothing is going to change in the shipping industry.
A first-person narrative of a truck driver with 20 years of experience of why nothing is going to change in the shipping industry.
If work is really to be a second home, each workplace must be organized, unionized at the bare minimum, and made into a real community where each worker does fulfilling work while receiving the full value of their labors.
I’ve recently been seeing *sigh* again, some people giving some “anecdotal evidence“ that suggests that health insurance companies “are just fine“.
On this Labor Day, let us not overlook the importance of unions in the fight for workers’ rights, and let us redouble our efforts to strengthen unions for the benefit of all workers in America.
In reality, Labor Day itself is a way to keep labor “under control’. As union membership has declined more than 50% over the past 40 years, the middle class of America has shrunk drastically.