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Swedish Left: Shorter Workweek Is “Freedom Reform”

Sven R. Larson December 11, 2024

The Swedish economy is in no way ready to pay for a government-forced workweek reduction.

Spain Sees Reversal in Internal Migration Trends

Bridget Ryder December 5, 2024

One of the country’s poorest regions is now attracting workers

The Conservative Case Against ‘Work for Welfare’

Sven R. Larson November 28, 2024

Conservatives must stop ceding important policy matters. The growing debate over social benefits is a key opportunity to engage and influence the outcome.

Avoid People Who Have No Hobbies

Itxu Díaz November 7, 2023

“The part that we live is really small. All the rest of existence is not life but merely time.” People with no hobbies read Seneca’s words as a kind of profit and loss spreadsheet.

Record Number of Spaniards Work Past Retirement Age

Bridget Ryder August 30, 2023

Both penalties and incentives within the pension system are likely keeping more people in the workforce past the age of 65.

German Politicians Want Foreigners To Work for Welfare Benefits

Robert Semonsen July 30, 2023

German taxpayers have paid out a total of €132.8 billion to foreign recipients of Hartz IV social welfare aid since 2010.

Labour Day: On Work and Rebellion

Carlos Perona Calvete May 1, 2023

The ruling class would empty the countryside of land-owning farmers, while sprawling urbanity saps the energies of demoralized workers toiling in front of their computer’s monitor.

Tories Draw Parents Out of Home and Into Workplace

Michael Curzon March 18, 2023

The Conservative government hopes its plan will make a “big difference” in taking parents away from their children and back into the workforce.

Germany: City of Hanover Wants Migrant Quota

Tristan Vanheuckelom September 30, 2022

In order to reach its 17% goal by 2026, a whopping 30% of all new hires are required to have a migrant background.

Why the West Refuses to Control its Borders

David Azerrad July 12, 2022

Political theory has been reduced to a Manichean choice: either universalist human rights liberalism, shorn of any particular attachments (except during the Olympics) or expansionary, genocidal, blood and soil nationalism.

Tag: work

Spain Sees Reversal in Internal Migration Trends

The Conservative Case Against ‘Work for Welfare’

Avoid People Who Have No Hobbies

Record Number of Spaniards Work Past Retirement Age

Labour Day: On Work and Rebellion

Tories Draw Parents Out of Home and Into Workplace

Germany: City of Hanover Wants Migrant Quota

Why the West Refuses to Control its Borders

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