Podcasts about wage slaves

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Exploatering, kriminella nätverk, utnyttjning, lönedumpning och baracker för kvadratmeterpriser högt över söder i Stockholm. Det är några av de ämnen som dyker upp i avsnitt 63 av Sveriges mest lyssnade tvärfackliga podcast! Ni måste besöka Daria Bogdanska nere i Malmö! Så har flera av er lyssnare mailat in till podden! Vi besöker Daria i en charmig atelje i centrala Malmö, inte långt ifrån den arbetsplats där Daria själv blivit utsatt för arbetslivskriminalitet. Vi pratar om hennes bok "Wage Slaves" (ISBN: 9789180203913), hur engagemanget startade och arbetet som privatutredare. Sprid podden och var med och tävla om en signerad kopia av Wage Slaves! Passa dessutom på att stötta "Fackligt center för papperslösa" Länk till Wage Slaves: https://www.galago.se/forfattare/daria-bogdanska/ Länk till Fackligt Center för Papperslösa: http://www.fcfp.se/   Nu kan även ni bli medlemmar i Fack You Podcast Arbetarkulturella Förening! Medlemskapet gäller i 1 år och du kan själv välja din medlemsavgift (ex: 500, 100, 200 eller helt valfri summa). Swisha ditt namn och e-postadress till nummer 123 09 084 26 Gilla dela och följ oss på sociala medier: https://www.facebook.com/fackyoupodcast http://instagram.com/fackyoupodcast Ljud och musik: Introlåt: The WTF Singalong - Melody Sheep

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This mini episode, we talk about classism and wages and the way that the man keeps us down! SO tune in and drop out today, here, on Soulpods Radio tuner sound courtesy of zapsplat Intro Song Destiny by pro letter  Jazz music from YouTube.com    

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Börja alltid underifrån, vänd dig alltid utåt, organisera aldrig bara likasinnade. Daria Bogdanska är aktiv inom syndikalistiska fackföreningen SAC och Skåne Factory Workers Section, och har gjort serien Wage Slaves om osäkra anställningar bland migranter i restaurangbranschen i Malmö. Hon ger organiseringsråd och diskuterar olika modeller för att förnya facket underifrån genom stridbara arbetarkollektiv. Läs mer: Daria Bogdanska: Wage Slaves https://www.galago.se/bok/wage-slaves/ Skåne Factory Workers Section https://www.facebook.com/skanefactoryworkerssection/ Jacobin: Om Jane McAlevey's No Shortcuts - The Power of Deep Organizing https://www.jacobinmag.com/2016/12/jane-mcalevey-unions-organizing-workers-socialism Brand: Lästips - sociala fack, så funkar det https://tidningenbrand.se/brand/nummer-2-2017-social-strejk/lastips-sociala-fack-sa-funkar-det/ A Troublemakers Handbook - How to fight back where you work: https://www.labornotes.org/store/troublemakers-handbook-2 Clarté: Intervju med Frances Tuuluskorpi - Det börjar alltid på golven https://clarte.se/clarte-pa-naetet/1-2020/11202-Det-borjar-alltid-pa-golven-112 Olle Sahlström: Utan nytänkande riskerar facket att dö http://www.ollesahlstrom.se/index2.php?page=1&ar_id=126 Olle Sahlström: Fackligt tomrum i Europa http://www.ollesahlstrom.se/index2.php?page=1&ar_id=127 Amanda Lindholm: Det handlar om att ta tillbaka facket https://tankesmedjantiden.se/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Folkr%C3%B6relser-sk%C3%A4rp-er-facket.pdf Erik Bengtsson, Jack Rolka och Fredrik Ståhle: Organisera eller rekrytera? En rapport om facklig förnyelse https://e-arkiv.arbark.se/bibliotek/tankesmedjor/tankesmedjan_gtbg/fackligmedlemsorganisering.pdf

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It’s 2020 and the boys are back with an all new volume of 4-Panel! Yes, like a scientist rebuilding himself into a glowing blue god with a huge neon elephant, we’re now a new and improved 4-Panel… And one with a whole new segment to boot! Join us (and special guest, Cinema Eclectica’s Graham) for our inaugural Comic Movie Club as we look back at one of the most interesting shows of 2019, HBO’s Watchmen. Then we get into what we’ve reading, which this week includes the Flaming Carrot Omnibus, Granblue Fantasy, Daria Bogdanska’s Wage Slaves, a lovely of sci-fi goodness with Invisible Kingdom and William Gibson’s Alien 3 and, of course, lots of gushing over how great Immortal Hulk is. If you've enjoyed this podcast then please share us with your friends or leave us a rating on your podcast app of choice. You can also follow us on Twitter @TGS_TheGeekShow, or on other social media by searching for The Geek Show. If you want to show your support then head over to Patreon (http://www.patreon.com/thegeekshow) and give whatever you can.  Thanks, and until next time, don't read anything we wouldn't!

Out of the factory at last, the Wage Slaves are faced with yet another problem: the fuzz! It's time for racing, wrangling, and rioting as the third arc draws to a close!

The Wage Slaves are wet and weary after another encounter with the Behir, but the way out of the factory is becoming clearer. Clank does underwater ballet; Sawyer talks to herself a lot; Liz gets a lesson that's been a long time coming. Check out https://www.librisarcana.com/ for monthly dice subscriptions and RPG book covers! 

There's been a murder most foul! A deadly interruption keeps The Wage Slaves from getting out of the factory, and they're not thrilled about it. Sawyer's sacrifice gets rewarded, Clank's patience gets tested, and Liz's past gets visited. Check out https://www.librisarcana.com/ for dice subscriptions and RPG book covers!

The Wage Slaves are safe from the Behir in the YoCo Factory, but their shelter isn't quite as welcoming as they'd hope. Liz multiplies their troubles, Sawyer takes charge, and Clank chills in the face of death.

As the battle in Mt. Scovyl grows increasingly dangerous, the Wage Slaves and their opponents have to decide between petty grudges and living another day. Clank does a cool Rope Trick, Liz takes a beating, and Sawyer moms friend and foe alike. Check out https://www.librisarcana.com/ for monthly dice subscriptions and RPG book covers!

The RPG within an RPG returns! The Wage Slaves take a backseat as they play the tabletop game set within Emeral's distant past. This time, Jaq, Piper, Guile, and Snarfy are tasked with capturing a prolific thief who has their eyes on a brand new technology. Along the way Guile lies a lot, Jaq puts her detective skills to work, and Piper does a number of impressive things with handcuffs! Check out https://www.librisarcana.com for dice subscriptions and RPG book covers!

The Wage Slaves spend their day off in the nearby city of Ophinia, where the halfling Xoric Sanferson is standing trial for crimes committed over a century ago. Clank breaks hearts and laws, Sawyer takes on a student, and Liz attempts to bond with her boss. Check out https://www.librisarcana.com for monthly dice subscriptions and RPG book covers!

The Wage Slaves have reached the center of Parog's Puzzle, but before they can find freedom they're going to have to battle their allies as the Elder Brain fights to prevent their escape. Can our heroes escape the maze, get away from Walz, and give Brunstetter her comic? Or will they succumb to madness and infighting? Check out https://www.librisarcana.com for monthly dice subscriptions and RPG book covers!

They've escaped the clutches of the unstable Duergar, but the Wage Slaves are only beginning to unravel the mysteries of Parog's Puzzle. It's going to take all the perseverance, wit, and strength they can muster if they're ever going to see Breezeberg again; and with the constantly-bickering companions they're stuck with, home is sounding nicer than ever. Check out https://www.librisarcana.com for RPG book covers and monthly dice subscriptions!

Having found themselves quite unexpectedly in a village of suspicious dwarves living within the maze, our heroes find themselves having to tread carefully if they want to get paid. It's a Sawyer Stealth Mission™ on today's episode as the Wage Slaves attempt to get their customer out alive! Check out https://www.librisarcana.com for monthly or quarterly dice subscriptions!

As their journey through Parog's Puzzle begins, the Wage Slaves realize this maze isn't quite what they expected. Clank has the drink of a lifetime, Sawyer makes spaghetti, Liz Davids a Goliath, and everyone makes a new acquaintance with an interesting choice of headwear.

Comics have been around for more than a hundred years. For a long time, comics were mainly viewed as light entertainment for kids, but today they can also be seen as an aesthetically ambitious art form. But are comics also a politically significant medium? In this episode, comics artist Daria Bogdanska and professor Magnus Nilsson talk about comics and politics.

Comics have been around for more than a hundred years. For a long time, comics were mainly viewed as light entertainment for kids, but today they can also be seen as an aesthetically ambitious art form. But are comics also a politically significant medium? In this episode, comics artist Daria Bogdanska and professor Magnus Nilsson talk about comics and politics.

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I det här avsnittet träffar vi serieskaparen Daria Bogdanska för ett samtal om hennes debutbok Wage Slaves, arbetsvillkor och självförtroende. I höstas släppte Daria Bogdanska sin debutbok Wage Slaves. Boken fick stor uppmärksamhet, nya upplagor fick tryckas och nu ska boken ges ut i bland annat Frankrike, Polen och Kanada. Vi hade ett intressant samtal om arbetsvillkoren för de mest utsatta, om hur det är att komma till ett nytt land och starta ett nytt liv, och om det dåliga självförtroendet som hindrar många från att berätta sina historier. Skildrar löneslaveri Wage Slaves. Omslag: GalagoWage Slaves är en självbiografisk skildring. Daria är född och uppvuxen i Warszawa och boken handlar om när hon kommer till Sverige för att gå en utbildning i serieskapande. Eftersom hon inte får något studiemedel måste hon arbeta vid sidan av studierna. Det visar sig vara besvärligare än hon väntat sig. Hon hamnar i ett moment tjugotvå när hon måste ha ett personnummer för att få ett jobb, och måste ha ett jobb för att få ett personnummer. Enda sättet att tjäna in pengarna hon behöver till hyran är att jobba svart. Hon får jobb på en restaurang i Malmö där ägaren betalar de anställda efter deras desperation. Daria från Polen tjänar mindre än svenska medborgare, men mer än arbetarna från Bangladesh. Alla tvingas de jobba långa pass utan villkor och med en lön på inte mer än femtio kronor timmen. Daria reagerar och med hjälp av facket och en journalist inleder hon en facklig kamp mot restaurangägaren. Det är också en skildring av en generation utan trygghet. Ungdomar som varken kan få fasta arbeten eller bostäder. Samtidigt är det en historia om vänskap, kärlek och om att komma till ett nytt land för att starta ett nytt liv.

I det här avsnittet träffar vi serieskaparen Daria Bogdanska för ett samtal om hennes debutbok Wage Slaves, arbetsvillkor och självförtroende. I höstas släppte Daria Bogdanska sin debutbok Wage Slaves. Boken fick stor uppmärksamhet, nya upplagor fick tryckas och nu ska boken ges ut i bland annat Frankrike, Polen och Kanada. Vi hade ett intressant samtal om arbetsvillkoren för de mest utsatta, om hur det är att komma till ett nytt land och starta ett nytt liv, och om det dåliga självförtroendet som hindrar många från att berätta sina historier. Skildrar löneslaveri Wage Slaves. Omslag: GalagoWage Slaves är en självbiografisk skildring. Daria är född och uppvuxen i Warszawa och boken handlar om när hon kommer till Sverige för att gå en utbildning i serieskapande. Eftersom hon inte får något studiemedel måste hon arbeta vid sidan av studierna. Det visar sig vara besvärligare än hon väntat sig. Hon hamnar i ett moment tjugotvå när hon måste ha ett personnummer för att få ett jobb, och måste ha ett jobb för att få ett personnummer. Enda sättet att tjäna in pengarna hon behöver till hyran är att jobba svart. Hon får jobb på en restaurang i Malmö där ägaren betalar de anställda efter deras desperation. Daria från Polen tjänar mindre än svenska medborgare, men mer än arbetarna från Bangladesh. Alla tvingas de jobba långa pass utan villkor och med en lön på inte mer än femtio kronor timmen. Daria reagerar och med hjälp av facket och en journalist inleder hon en facklig kamp mot restaurangägaren. Det är också en skildring av en generation utan trygghet. Ungdomar som varken kan få fasta arbeten eller bostäder. Samtidigt är det en historia om vänskap, kärlek och om att komma till ett nytt land för att starta ett nytt liv.

What's a Business Quip?  It's a joke, son. Such as “Bosses are like your children – both demand ceaseless care and neither ever lets you finish a sentence.”  Got it? And your host Bart Jackson has been writing Quips about business, bundling them into books & videos, and announcing them on the Art of the CEO radio show to proffer colleagues in the business community a little wisdom, and a lot of laughter – and, well, because he loves humor.  So if you'd like to laugh a lot, gain a little more insight, and take home some ammunition on such subjects as: Management, Paths to Success, Wage Slaves, Technology, the Fickle Finger of Ethics, and many more, tune in for a full show dedicated to The Business Quip. 

Opening theme:  "It's a Crime to tell the truth" by Tom Neilson  (our guest on 11/21/14) Tonite's program:  What's it like to live in a household dependant upon WalMart wages.  We'll hear from Jodda, who lives in one such household. We'll listen to and discuss "WalMart" by singer/songwriter David Rovics.  Singer/songwriter Ben Grosscup performs "WalMart Sells" and (hopefully) we'll have an update from one or more activist/political organizations which demand living wages and who demonstrated on this Black Friday.Including Tom Bias from the NJ Industrial Union Council, $15Now NJ and the (democratic) Socialist Party of the United States. Our closing theme, "For the 99" by singer/songwriter Jim Clerico (Sandkickin' Music on You Tube)  

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Re-Search, Obsolete Technology - Layoffs, Government Departments, Computer Training - Phoenicians, Factory Towns - Slavery, Buying Freedom, Wage Slaves. Commoners, Breeding Stock - Religions, Priests, Archives - Hierarchy of the Heavens, Hierarchy of Angels, "Natural Order" - Normans, Feudal System, Taxation - Chartist Movement. Cold War Era - Unemployment Benefits, Health Care - CIA, MI6, The Arts, Music, Culture Creation. Separate Food Supply for Elite, Politicians - Class System - GMOs. Rhodes Scholarship, Selection - Leaders for Mass-Man. University Grants, Patents - Brain Chips, Tracking. International Spies, Double Agents, Victor Rothschild. Abolition of Britain - European Amalgamation, Dictatorship - EU Constitution, Treaties - Police State - American Amalgamation - World War II, Loss of Sovereignty. (Topics of show (Hour 1 and 2) covered in following links *Refer to www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com for links* : "The abolition of Britain by The Reform Treaty in 2008" eutruth.org.uk "Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act Raises Fears of New Government Crackdown on Dissent" democracynow.org "Could Robots Become Your Toddler's New Best Friend?" sciam.com "Five drops of blood: Invasion of privacy?" startribune.com) *Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - Nov. 22, 2007 (Exempting Music, Literary Quotes, and Callers' Comments)