Labor Under Capitalism

by Tara McMullin and · updated 16d ago

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Tara McMullin added 16d ago
“The gig economy, regardless of workers’ competence, undermines workers’ rights, and makes every job cheap and precarious. Thus, an errand economy can be defined as the process of transforming all workers, regardless of skill level, into people who do the footwork, gruntwork, legwork, and odd jobs under a newly formed working regime.”
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