It's a great example of what a democratic workplace should look like in a socialist society imo, given how successful it's been. It describes a company called Semco in Brazil where an executive gave essentially complete control to the workers in setting their own production goals, salaries, hours, electing their own leaders, etc. More resources can be found in the /r/Socialism Wiki. Black Socialists of America's Resources Selection.Huge list of Resources on Socialism & related fights, by u/bayarea415.Reading Marx's Capital with David Harvey.Introduction to Marxism with Richard Wolff.Capitalism must die! - Stephanie McMillian.Educational Materials Get Started With Socialism! Go ahead and send us a message! We will reach back as soon as we can. Contact Usĭo you have any questions about the subreddit guidelines? Are you part of an organization and would like to organize an AMA? Please read our Submission Guidelines and General Bans Policy for further details. Supporting Neoliberalism (NATO, EU, etc.).If you are not a Socialist but are learning about it, be polite, or you will be banned for trolling. If you are derailing discussions or promoting non-socialist positions, your comments may be removed, and you may receive a warning or a ban.

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