Season 10 · Episode 18
Honoring May Day, 1886 and 2020
Economic Update with Richard D. Wolff · Democracy at Work - Richard D. Wolff
April 30, 202028m 59s
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Show Notes
From May Day 1886 to 2020, workers wage long, hard struggles to reform capitalismFrom the fight for an 8-hour workday to the fight for a safe, Corona-free workplace now. Employers block and delay reforms, and try to undo them once won. They use what capitalism gives them: dominant power, incentive (profit), and means (profits). If we change the system from capitalist to worker-coop, workers alone democratically make and secure reforms. Employers, the constant enemy of reform, vanish as a separate group dominating society."