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The share of income flowing to labor is the lowest it's ever been, and the share of the population employed or looking for a job is the lowest it's been in 50 years outside the pandemic. We don't know how much of these record lows are due to AI, but it's certainly not helping. We need basic income!📢
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"Neocons don’t understand the world outside money. They think most of us want to fight and step on each other to win the most stuff. Most of us just want to have our own home, be financially stable, and find some time for joy with those we love. That’s it." open.substack.com/pub/truthton...
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I know people who clung onto the Labour Party in the slim chance that after Keir Starmer things might have been different. Labour consistently revealing there's absolutely no plan for change. The puurpose is to maintain power & wealth for the super rich. Join.greenparty.org.uk
Shabana Mahmood set to be named UK chancellor by Andy Burnham ft.trib.al/B8BshzA
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The possibility that Josh Simons could be close to Andy Burnham's government raises some very serious questions. Should a man who waged factional warfare, spied on journalists and then resigned in disgrace really be at the centre of Government? Feels very Starmer 2.0
The list of key advisers Burnham is rumoured to be recruiting to his court is ominous: Andy Haldane, Jim O'Neill, Josh Simons, Douglas Alexander, Sue Gray & now James Purnell represent the interests of corporate wealth & power not 'ordinary working people'. Expect his Cabinet picks to be the same.
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"The pattern is clear: bigger minimum wage boosts meant bigger pay gains for restaurant workers. In neither case does the group with the largest raises show any indication of a more negative employment effect — in fact those groups’ employment estimates are slightly positive..." THIS DEBATE IS OVER
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