1931 Council Communist critique of revolutionary industrial unionism à la IWW
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I see that at that time (1931) some Council Communists were arguing this:
“The French comrades seem to go a step further by demanding the abolition of wage labor through the abolition of the market and money, while factory life should take place “without the compulsion to work”.
I wonder who they were and what happened to them. The Dutch Council
Communists didn’t agree and drew up a complicated blueprint for circulating “labour money”.For the SPGB criticism of the IWW see:
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