Why is work a profound social problem

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Why is work "a profound social problem", according to Jackson? How does Jackson relate human capital investment to productivity. How do unions improve outcomes for workers, owners, and citizens, in his View? Suggested length 75 to 150 words. Best to avoid minimums.

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