Of course! This shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone. As long as people overlook the vast wealth that’s right in front of us (or rather, underneath us — more on that below), there will always be a struggle between labour and capital.
1. Labour struggles to keep wage increases in lockstep with the cost of living.
2. Cost of living increases are primarily driven by rent increases (this includes property values, which contain capitalized rents).
3. The struggle between labour and capital remains as long as those rent increases are privatized and only flow into the hands of a few, namely property owners and banks that finance property ownership.
Once you truly start sharing rents, this binary struggle will disappear. Marx had it wrong, Henry George got it right.
See: unitism.com