An economic interpretation of the job

An economic interpretation of the job

Department of Education of Agricultural Workers Industrial Union No. 110

Industrial Workers of the World

By the Department of Education of Agricultural Workers Industrial Union No. 110 of Industrial Workers of the World. In the following pages the reader must be aware that, wherever a worker's activity has been selected for the purpose of illustration, both the worker and his process typify the working class and social production; for the exploitation of wage labor is the exploitation of one class by another class—the working class by the capitalist class—and is not necessarily the exploitation of the individual worker by his employer. Unless we understand this the class struggle is only a meaningless phrase. 2nd edition. 37 pages.

Department of Education of Agricultural Workers Industrial Union No. 110

Industrial Workers of the World

1922

Crutchfield, Jim D.

Niles, Rebecca Lynne

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