Do some math on profits for major companies/# of employees. My old company was making a yearly profit of nearly a million dollars per employee.
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- The IWW's list of Resources
- AFL-CIO guide on union organizing
- libcom.org
- Labour Notes
- The Union-Busting Playbook
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For those who are curious, the SEC publishes financial disclosure forms, mostly 10-K, for publicly traded American corporations
Much easier to just Google the company stock and view financials on stock websites
Pretty much
The SEC site occasionally has some addit stuff, but usually companies self publish their own financials. Just nice to have a central repository as well
I think about how lots of the “big box chain” stores do that it. It’s vile stuff man.
At my old roastery, I produced $1200 worth of coffee and hour (at a bare minimum) and made $18.
Literally stealing your surplus smdh
It's a little bit disheartening to not hear them discuss agricultural workers in the global South who are hyper-exploited by nestle. Like, you are making a pittance at $12/hour and doing all of the finishing labor, but they are making less than $0.50/hour and doing brutal physical labor outdoors for much longer shifts.
It's vital that the global North coffee labor movement recognize and advocate for the global South workers their industry relies upon. Anything less is the most vulgar kind of labor aristocracy.
Yeah, internationalism
I found a YouTube link in your post. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy: