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Pinkerton: NYT Compares Biden s Promised Green Jobs to Grueling Low-Wage Amazon and Uber Gigs

Pinkerton: NYT Compares Biden’s Promised ‘Green Jobs’ to ‘Grueling’ Low-Wage Amazon and Uber Gigs The Green Illusion Now they tell us.  That is, now they are telling us that “green jobs” won’t be such good jobs after all.   We get this blunt assessment from the New York Times, the most important newspaper in the country and without a doubt the numero uno medium by which Democrats communicate with each other.  Which is to say, if the Times is right more from that newspaper in a moment then top Democrats were, uh, wrong when they promised that the Green New Deal or some variant would rebuild the middle class.

Pinkerton: NYT Compares Biden s Promised Green Jobs to Grueling Low-Wage Amazon and Uber Gigs

Pinkerton: NYT Compares Biden s Promised Green Jobs to Grueling Low-Wage Amazon and Uber Gigs
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Alec MacGillis on why Amazon s domination should give pause for thought

Alec MacGillis on why Amazon s domination should give pause for thought
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Author Alec MacGillis sees similarities between past and present corporate monopolies; wealth inequality

From 1870 to 1911, the Standard Oil Company and Trust controlled almost all oil production, processing, marketing, and transportation in the country. Through mergers, purchases and lucrative trust agreements, John

Can Democracy Survive Amazon?: A Conversation with Writer Alec McGillis

“Today, I just want to hate.” Writer Alec MacGillis quotes these bitter words from Chris MacLarion, a former union steel worker in Sparrows Point, Maryland, who watched the decades-long decline of the plant, his livelihood and his dignity. In his new book Fulfillment Winning and Losing in a One-Click America, MacGillis examines the source of MacLarion’s anger and the price we all pay for embracing the powerful technologies of convenience and control. MacGillis focuses on Amazon, now the largest employer in the United States and run by Jeff Bezos, the wealthiest man in the world. Fulfillment looks at how and why Amazon uses the intersecting spheres of economics and politics to its benefit while small communities, small businesses and workers bear the weight of its corporate power. The following interview with MacGillis from his home in Baltimore, Maryland, was edited for length and clarity.

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