The Solidarity Wedge
Godfrey MoaseThe Solidarity Wedge is a Substack by Godfrey Moase on labour movement strategy and building worker power. His opinions are very much his own.
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The case against solidarity bargaining. Part II.
“Scabby the Rat“ by edenpictures is licensed under CC BY 2.0.
Last week, I examined the case against solidarity bargaining by evaluating the prospect it could heighten state authority at the expense of worker power. This week, and next wee...
On Recursion
"Recursive Blanket Flower" by gadl is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0.
Social organisations and institutions do not exist in a vacuum. Each such system operates within wider systems. No person or organisation is entirely discrete. An organi...
The case against solidarity bargaining
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Now, let’s turn to some of the critical arguments running against solidarity bargaining in general, and the specific version of it that I have outlined in this work. The main objections, that I can conc...
The Cybernetics of Socialism
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Cybernetics - what does the word conjure for you? Until last year, I associated the term vaguely with computers, software and Keanu Reeves films like Johnny Mnemonic (it also st...
Pushback from union leadership
Synnøve Anker Aurdal, Even More Bureaucrats, 1993. National Museum of Decorative Arts, Trondheim.
The relational dynamic, for now, that works most against solidarity bargaining is the perceived threat many union leaders may believe it cau...
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Over twenty years as a radical unionist. Opinions, writing and all content I post here are very much my own views and not that of my employer.
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