The History of Workers' Rights | City Rising | KCET

From the beginning of our nation’s history our laws, institutions and social norms have contributed to the creation of a segmented or dual economy. We look at different eras and movements defining the informal economy and the systematic dislocation of many people from the labor market - including people of color, women and immigrants. To overcome these barriers to entry into the regulated job market, many have found alternative ways to make a living in a parallel informal economy.
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[@creativebea]

Hi KCET! Just want to tell you I 💜 you, keep fighting, keep educating! 👏👏

[@jamesbrean8004]

Wow this is real az has sweat shops rather than factories

[@TheWorldBelow360]

If you don’t want the governments to interfere with the free market then better it would be to think of doing something more approved of for the IRS. After prohibiting formalized taxation.

[@trina1232]

Me too I do not that like home work trust me 😢 6:00

[@mouseodious393]

Came here for stinky homework, at least it wasnt totally boring

[@chronosx7]

Too much rethorics and no numbers

[@mostazezo]

OECD website

[@chronosx7]

@@mostazezo further proof how lacking the structure of the video is

[@kptkrunchgames]

it was okay, not very informative just cried about poor blacks and mexicans. White people are a majority of the work force in case you forgot.