Read this post in English [Utilicé ChatGPT (Inteligencia Artificial) para traducir la versión en inglés al español.] En el libro de Dwyer, Life and Death at Work: Industrial Accidents as a Case of Socially Produced Error, en un pasaje que se cita a continuación, sostiene que los llamados accidentes laborales tienen causas sociales pero que, … Continue reading Trabajar para los empleadores puede ser peligroso para su salud, quinta parte
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Working for an Employer May Be Dangerous to Your Health, Part Five
In Dwyer's book, Life and Death at Work: Industrial Accidents as a Case of Socially Produced Error, in a passage quoted below, he argues that so-called accidents at work are socially caused but, historically, have been defined otherwise--as technical problems, for example, or as a result of individual mistakes. In the passage below, he notes … Continue reading Working for an Employer May Be Dangerous to Your Health, Part Five
The Poverty of Academic Leftism, Part Three: Collective Bargaining and the Interests of the Working Class
This is a continuation of a critique of an academic leftist (aka academic historical materialist), the philosopher Jeff Noonan. Another example of the limitations of Professor Noonan's analysis is the following (from Thinkings 4: Collected Interventions, Readings, Evocations, 2014-2015,page 10): And sometimes it is necessary to struggle to protect or extend our rights as workers to … Continue reading The Poverty of Academic Leftism, Part Three: Collective Bargaining and the Interests of the Working Class
