Arbitration and the Basic Wage and the Court Farce
A critical railing against the Arbitration Court over the Board of Trade basic wage declaration. The writer accuses judges and barristers of bias toward capital, condemns the cost of living rulings, and urges workers to distrust courts. He recalls wartime wage suppression and calls for awareness of systemic bias. Continued on Page 4.
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Edmunds
Rolins
Curlewis
Beeby
Mr. Piddington
K.C
Watt
Leverrier
J. A. Ferguson
Cantor
de Baun
Street
Piddington
Justice Edmunds
The Right to Be Lazy A Call for Universal Laziness
Patrick Fitzpatrick argues the right to be lazy as a social project led by the bourgeoisie’s critique of work. He portrays the loafer as an artist and urges a disciplined embrace of inactivity, warning against employment and the dole while promoting laziness as a democratic ideal.
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Bossea
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