Iain Levison / Tribulations of a precarious A Working Stiff's Manifesto
Liana Levi - t: Fanchita Gonzalez Batlle
A kind of bedtime reading for those who are insecure, enquiller rotten jobs and poorly paid despite a degree or more, especially in areas where everybody cares, including yourself. Just think back to Down and Out in Paris and London, eventually recover quickly from the U.S. from the late twentieth century and the Europe of the 30s, well, there was as it were of improvement ... The great merit of Levison's book is still to come to make you laugh situtations that are very similar to yours, and you are Moderately day you esclaffer, jobs hopeless, colleagues from the moment that you see as a threat then you are just mouth-hole of the month, hours of "training" for a non-paid job which is the time of the so called training, scheduling and the insane number of hours that you agree (because right away you're not really able to negotiate) but remain invisible on the payroll, the urge to go 2:08 p.m. without warning and never go back , and every day, read and review offers constantly claims to lower your ... But in fact, what claims? It's like the Mikado is a hand to take a mindset to acquire, a stimulating experience to live.
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