How the Un-Sharing Economy Threatens Workers

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        Hill, S. (2017). How the Un-Sharing Economy Threatens Workers. In Schneider, N. and Scholz, T. (eds) Ours to Hack and to Own. OR Books, pp. 48-53

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Silicon Valley is redesigning the corporation itself. These gig companies are little more than a website and an app, with a small number of executives and regular employees who oversee an army of freelancers, temps, and contractors. In the vision of the techno gurus and their Ayn Rand libertarianism, CEOs want a labor force they can turn off and on like the latest Netflix movie.

I like my EC2 analogy better but I still haven't found a good outlet for it :(

—p.50 by Steven Hill 6 years, 10 months ago

Silicon Valley is redesigning the corporation itself. These gig companies are little more than a website and an app, with a small number of executives and regular employees who oversee an army of freelancers, temps, and contractors. In the vision of the techno gurus and their Ayn Rand libertarianism, CEOs want a labor force they can turn off and on like the latest Netflix movie.

I like my EC2 analogy better but I still haven't found a good outlet for it :(

—p.50 by Steven Hill 6 years, 10 months ago

Ours to Hack and to Own
by Nathan Schneider, Trebor Scholz (editors)

Ours to Hack and to Own
by Nathan Schneider, Trebor Scholz (editors)

Ours to Hack and to Own
by Nathan Schneider, Trebor Scholz (editors)