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THE EXPLOITATION OF MAN BY MAN
When
the media talk about human exploitation, they usually refer to
carrying out work in conditions outside of what is established as
legal, such as working with a salary lower than that regulated in
the agreements, or working more hours than those established, or
doing illegal work such as sexual or child exploitation. But no
reference is usually made to the fact that when the worker is
working in a private company, he is being subjected to humiliating
exploitation by the employer, although the provisions of current
laws and agreements are respected.
The minority sector of the population, formed by businessmen and investors, becomes the masters and masters of the means of production and the economy, and the rest of the workers who have to work in private companies, remain subject and subordinate by not have no other recourse than to work for them.
This is a master and servant relationship, which constitutes an inadmissible abuse of power against the population, this is a situation of slavery and is the cause of 1/3 of the population 2600 Millions living in poverty, 1000 Millions in extreme poverty , 900 millions suffer from hunger, 1800 million do not have a suitable home, 15 million have to live off what they can collect in public landfills, 50% of the active population is in a situation of job insecurity.
This
situation of exploitation of man by man is considered socially
normal or admissible and not as inhuman or degrading treatment,
when it is a situation of humiliating slavery that apparently is
intended to go unnoticed.
One
might think that the exploitation of man by man is inevitable, but
this is not the case, national companies work and have worked
perfectly for many years, so it is not a condition for the company
to work that it be private, and if it has to be profitable and it
is not, it is just a matter of compensating them in those that are,
or making an economy that covers the lack of profitability of the
companies, as we expose on the
Socialization page.