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...group of students that claims to be advocating among many other causes, for workers?? rights, who do you think will clean up the remnants of your protest? That’s right, the Harvard worker, who you loftily claim to be advocating for, is cleaning up your disgusting vomit...
...matter of fact, Congress has already arbitrarily reduced Social Security benefits. For example, in 1983, Congress raised the retirement age. Given Social Security’s looming financial crisis, additional benefit cuts and/or tax increases are certain. Further, because workers?? future benefits are not guaranteed, politicians tend to make promises today that they may not be able to keep tomorrow. Therefore, the entirely political nature of Social Security puts a worker’s Social Security retirement benefits at considerable risk...
...entails sharing in the making of history or decision-making through everyday life, rather than when an election rolls around, then schools need to be democratized so that all a school’s participants—including students, teachers, and administrators, but also custodians, clerical workers, and cafeteria workers??participate together, routinely in school decision-making large and small. Routine and shared decision-making helps to bridge the all-too-silent social divides between teachers, students, and workers, and it instills some of the most significant education—about community, decision-making and power?...
...Some women workers?? pay is so low that it is all taken up by child care costs,” Butler said in her speech...
...melancholy object to those living in this country to see the hundreds of thousands of hard working individuals who have been laid off from their jobs because of the state of the economy. These workers??friends, acquaintances, and countrymen—are now forced to beg on the streets with pitiful signs asking for handouts that this country cannot afford...