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What is care worth to society? We need to value intrinsic human worth; everybody deserves to be taken care of. Therefore, Society needs to recognize and support intrinsic human work,...
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What is care worth to society? We need to value intrinsic human worth; everybody deserves to be taken care of. Therefore, Society needs to recognize and support intrinsic human work, the work of caregiving. The Universal Basic Income is the way to do that.
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28 OCT 2020 · There are many aspects as to why a Universal Basic Income, UBI, would help unpaid family caregivers the best for financial stability. This list of 10 reasons is by no means comprehensive, but might help those who aren't caregivers to understand why the nature of the work leads to needing more than programs that are currently offered
9 OCT 2020 · The problem with being precariat when negotiating is that not bringing anything to the table to get favorable terms. The Universal Basic Income gives the power to enforce a "No" which makes a big differnece. It's not just about getting what you need, but also not being subjected to abuse when working for someone, or even helping someone. It's hard to set and enforce boundaries without any agency in the agreement.
The Noteworthy guest is Faye Doney, member of the Yang Gang Roundtable, a 3-times-per-week show on Twitch TV.
Faye Doney: "I am a fully nomadic activist who has been traveling the US coming up on 2 years. I am an investigative journalist for the Yang Gang Round Table podcast and am working with teams of people across the world to help heal our country on a systematic level starting with Universal Basic Income." @TisDoney on Twitter
26 SEP 2020 · THE FOUNDATIONAL WORK
Caregiving is the foundational work that supports all other work. Now, more than ever, now that so many are still on lockdown, the home has become where we live, work, get educated, and taken care of. Taking care of ourselves, our family, loved ones, is the default essential healthcare, too. The Universal Basic Income would help so much in making it all work.
This episode’s Noteworthy guest is Mea Dunford, awesome caregiving mom. Mea is a mother of two, with one son on the spectrum. She volunteers to co-host on Humanity Hangs with Humanity Forward Tuesdays and Fridays. She is also a regular speaker on the YangGang Round Table, a UBI advocacy podcast. We met on the Hangouts that happen at Humanity Forward on Tuesdays and Fridays and a link to register for that is tinyurl.com/HumanityHangCalendar. Also, you can listen to Mea and the gang at the Yang Gang Round Table Podcast at http://ygrtpodcast.com/.
12 SEP 2020 · The Precariat are those who live in precarious circumstance due to poverty or intermittent work situations. Most caregivers are in the precariat position, with care devalued to the point of not being compensated enough or at all. Doing a job 24/7 uncompensated, or compensated non-monetarily makes for extra helpings of stress on top of work that is already stressful.
What is care worth to society? We need to value intrinsic human worth; everybody deserves to be taken care of. Therefore, Society needs to recognize and support intrinsic human work,...
show more
What is care worth to society? We need to value intrinsic human worth; everybody deserves to be taken care of. Therefore, Society needs to recognize and support intrinsic human work, the work of caregiving. The Universal Basic Income is the way to do that.
show less
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| Author | Karen Christine Patrick |
| Organization | Karen Christine Patrick |
| Categories | News Commentary |
| Website | careworthpodcast.com |
| karencpatrick@gmail.com |
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