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Quotation of the Day for July 21, 2014"But in the United States by far the major innovations in productivity improvement all involve ideology, the highly inventive calling-forth by management of voluntary, rather than forced, forms of super-exploitation. So far the most common examples for the average worker involve the donation of additional time represented by the ideology of professionalism. Workers not previously considered professional and not compensated like professionals now routinely donate countless hours to their employers: doing one's email at 6 am, taking phone calls in the evening, writing reports on weekends, traveling and attending employer events on personal time, and so forth." - Marc Bousquet [http://www.theminnesotareview.org/journal/ns7172/credos_bousquet.shtml] Submitted by: Rob Wood Jul. 17, 2014  |
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