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Information Security Professional, Open Source Tool Dev, Microsoft MVP, and all-around techie. Opinions are my own.
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Forcing the Boss to Bargain-Even When They Don't Have To

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By Carlos Perez, Carlos Pérez, Allison Swaim
| Labor Notes Verified
North Carolina is one of six states that prohibit collective bargaining for public school staff. But unionized workers in two school districts have built enough bottom-up power to force their employers to “meet and confer,” a non-binding form of negotiation. Labor Notes’ Ellen David Friedman talked with Carlos Perez and Allison Swaim of the Durham Association of Educators, representing 5,000 teachers and classified staff.
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The Intelligence Abundance: How Zero-Cost Coordination Solves the Scarcity Problem

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By Carlos Perez, Carlos Pérez
| Medium
Press enter or click to view image in full size Introduction: The Artificial Nature of Modern Scarcity We live in a peculiar moment in human history. We possess the technological capacity to house, feed, and care for every person on Earth, yet homelessness, hunger, and inadequate healthcare persist as major social problems. We can manufacture goods at unprecedented scale and efficiency, yet billions live in material deprivation.
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The Ecology of Genuine Work: How to Discourage WorkSlop

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By Carlos Perez, Carlos Pérez
| Medium
Press enter or click to view image in full size The Futility of the Guard Tower Imagine you’re running a company where employees have started using AI to generate impressive-looking but ultimately useless reports — workslop, as we’ve called it. Your first instinct might be to build a guard tower: detection systems, punishment protocols, compliance checks. You hire consultants to write policies. You implement review processes. You threaten consequences.
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