I've read Chris Dillow's blog for a long time. If you scratch away the Marxist sheen, which some people will find toxic at first glance, he has a few basic themes which are pretty hard to argue with:
Modern capitalism has failed to keep everyone employed. It may have helped countries out of poverty but there remains a persistent and growing underclass.
Most subsidies to the poor end up directly in the pockets of the rich. i.e. rent accounts for 50% of the income of people on welfare.
The poor are statistically less happy i.e. Frank Gallagher maybe pissed up all the time and maybe happy, but most people are not.
The stability of corporate entities is overestimated. Most companies have the life expectation of a forty year old man.
Managerialism is a failure, and an unhealthy obsession of the modern left.
Whether you agree with the Marxism bits or not he is generally an interesting read.