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argentina/uruguay/paraguay / economía Wednesday April 09, 2008 11:57 by Red Libertaria
Frente al conflicto entre los empresarios agropecuarios, hoy en una inestable tregua, planteamos que este conflicto no es más que una puja entre burgueses dentro del modelo comenzado por Duhalde y continuado por los Kirchner y señalamos que los trabajadores seguiremos siendo los verdaderos perjudicados gane quien gane en tanto no nos organicemos y pongamos en pie de lucha por nuestras propias reivindicaciones y conquistas. Red Libertaria de Buenos Aires (Argentina)
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southern africa / economy Sunday February 11, 2007 03:17 by Lucien van der Walt
An analysis from the ZACF journal Zabalaza #7 of the African National Congress (ANC)'s neo-liberal Growth Employment And Redistribution (GEAR) policy and its relation to the ANC-aligned Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) and the South African Communist Party (SACP).
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bolivia / peru / ecuador / chile / economía Wednesday January 10, 2007 03:42 by Javier Tristán
La agenda económica del poder estuvo atravesada el 2006 fundamentalmente por dos temas coligados, en primer lugar la discusión sobre el Presupuesto 2007 y la expectativa de crecimiento económico con su consiguiente desinfle. La posibilidad de que el campo popular pudiera agendar en el plano económico al débil gobierno de Bachelet por la vía de las demandas salariales y de financiamiento, se fueron reduciendo debido al desgaste y la falta de criterios mínimos de unidad intersectorial; las movilizaciones del año pasado, si bien fueron por una parte expresión del trabajo de rearticulación del tejido social, mayoritariamente se manifestaron a través de estallidos sociales medianamente espontáneos producto de las contradicciones del modelo que se ven agudizadas.
ireland / britain / economy Tuesday September 19, 2006 20:06 by Gregor Kerr
Throughout the world, public services have been under attack for the past twenty years. Forming a central plank of the capitalist globalisation agenda, ‘privatisation’ and ‘competition’ are the seemingly unchallenged dogma of modern capitalism. The levels of privatisation which have taken place worldwide are absolutely mindblowing. During the 1990s alone over $900 billion worth of public assets were transferred into private hands. Globally this agenda is pushed by the World Bank and the World Trade Organisation (WTO). The basic theory by which these bodies operate is that all decisions should be made on the basis of profitability alone.
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international / economy Wednesday November 23, 2005 23:17 by Aileen O'Carroll
The world of work has changed, yet it has also stayed the same. There has been a decline in the numbers working in manufacturing jobs, and an increase in numbers working in the service industry. There have also been the creation of totally new occupations based around computer work. However, it is also the same in that there has always been fragmentation within the workforce. There has always been a diversity of experiences.
A number of issues are being discussed in this article. Firstly has the workplace changed fundamentally such that people increasingly are in temporary work rather than permanent work? Secondly is the division between work time and non-work time dissolving, are we spending more of our lives 'in work'? Thirdly are the non-work aspects of life becoming increasingly insecure? |
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