Colin Madland
Working Families PartyAhem.
Richard K 
@WorkingFamilies it can't work till we patch the leaks in everyone's boats.
Jim Killock@WorkingFamilies Great stats; is there a source and detail (eg what sector(s), which country or countries)
Evan B🥥ehs@jim @WorkingFamilies I don't know where the CEO stat came from, but the inflation adjusted wage increase figure is pretty accurate for the US (and it is true CEO wage has increased dramatically)
Wilmhit until peace prevails@WorkingFamilies American comma is confusing sometimes
Él Gue@WorkingFamilies
A tide should, but this wasn't a tide, that's capitalism. So only use workers to maximize your profit when you can't use machines or slaves. And try not to pay them, because your competitor may pay less and make more profit...
A tide should, but this wasn't a tide, that's capitalism. So only use workers to maximize your profit when you can't use machines or slaves. And try not to pay them, because your competitor may pay less and make more profit...
Michał "rysiek" Woźniak · 🇺🇦
Gondoliere@WorkingFamilies that's how it works - nobody would be rich otherwise
EndemicEarthling@WorkingFamilies A rising tide does indeed lift all boats. But some boats are pushing passengers overboard, or sending saboteur divers to poke holes in hulls, or just laying sea mines.
tzi@WorkingFamilies Attention aux virgules américaines ! 😅
Alan Langford 🇨🇦🧤🧊摏@WorkingFamilies Trickle Up Economics at work.
Toni M.der neo-konservatismus war die grösste verarsche der letzten jahrzehnte