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    Praveen Sinha dmhomee at gmail.com <br>

    Tue Aug 6 09:10:16 UTC 2013 wrote:<br>

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cite="mid:CAHxkbY2xeEOrfUkk2GZy+anVbcKM_rSvS71WSpm_YCw3bwXGKg@mail.gmail.com"

      type="cite">I think it would be pretty cool, and I'm excited to

      hear about people hacking on the future of labor.  <br>

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    i think bringing new economic forms and structures to the USA, which

    erase traditional old American worker-owner relationships-- like

    coops, worker-ownership, bartering, professionalism, volunteerism,

    and socialism-- are more "hackery" than the 200-year-old labor-union

    paradigm. <br>

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    Not saying organizing is not relevant and valuable-- just that it's

    not "hacking on the future of labor" as much as developing

    alternative economic structures which redefine labor, ownership,

    etc. <br>

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    Organizing seems (to me) more like entrenchment, than innovation.

    Critical to protect workers, just not hackery. <br>

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        Stick It In Your Ear!<br>

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