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Correct, the basics of what I advocate are frustratingly hard to communicate in this medium, doubly so when there are many who use similar language to opposite ends (for example, using "exploitation" in moral terms).
Okay but if you mean a purely functional version of the word “exploit” then the employee is also exploiting the employer, so, I still don’t get it.
I mean it in the Marxist sense; the worker produces value, a part of which the employer takes. Maximizing the amount that is kept is a logical consequence of the profit motive, particularly once everything else has been squeezed as far as it can be.
Yeah, but "the worker produces value, a part of which the employer takes" is exactly what I am saying is conceptually incorrect.
This matters in these discussions re: crunch etc. because it's about labour, about power and resources, not about who is nice and fair and who isn't. Whereas often it's depicted as a personal/moral issue, or one of "explaining" the problem.
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