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Is this the future of #capitalism?
Source: https://www.delish.com/food-news/a61058590/chick-fil-a-summer-camp-child-labor/
#work #labour #problem #news #children #humanRights #economy #fail
Controversial Chick-fil-A Summer Camp Charges Kids $35 To Work At The Restaurant
The one-day camp teaches kids customer service skills, how to take an order, and more for a fee of $35.Danielle Harling (Delish)
Labour subject to banner drop over arms sales to Israel
Activists dropped a banner from Westminster bridge calling on Labour's Starmer to say he’ll end arms sales to Israel if he becomes PMThe Canary
Your daily reminder that #labour is not to be trusted.
#politics #westminster #GeneralElection #ge2024 #GE24 #youyesyet #YesScots #WhyNotScotland
Don't forget that Labour employed an ex IDF unit 8200 cyberspy, one Asaf Kaplan, to police potential/existing Labour candidates' social media history. Today's mess is no "accident".
https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20210130-what-is-a-former-israeli-spy-doing-in-the-british-labour-partys-head-office/
It's also worth remembering that they commissioned Mr Forde to independently investigate all this stuff, but his report didn't go the way they expected & was shelved for months. He wasn't happy.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2023/mar/17/labour-accused-still-not-engaging-hierarchy-racism-claims
https://labourheartlands.com/shaheen-vs-labour-racism-allegations-and-forde-report-disregard/
#Labour #Starmer
Labour treatment of Abbott having impact on voters, senior lawyer says
Martin Forde, who investigated allegations of racism in the party in 2022, says there is a perception that right-leaning figures get lenient treatmentNeha Gohil (The Guardian)
One of the most confusing issues in Leftie political debate is Kenta's social class. In the orthodox Marxian view it's simple: maybe Kenta is petit bourgeois, but he's certainly an employer, and that's it: upper class. In the sociological view, it's equally simple: Kenta is a skilled manual labourer with a few employees and probably no university degree: working class. Then there's the American usage, where as the owner of a small construction business, Kenta is middle class.