Ness, I. and Alimahomed-Wilson, J. (2018). Choke Points: Logistics Workers Disrupting the Global Supply Chain. Pluto Press.
anonymous Amazon workers
anonymous Amazon workers
0 / 3some interesting thoughts on China's role in all of this, which I didn't quite feel like typing out fully. in sum: the ECB and EC implicitly blame China for poor working conditions, but it's really about labour regimes, and other European companies would do similarly if they felt they must to compete (so nothing to do with China in particular)
some interesting thoughts on China's role in all of this, which I didn't quite feel like typing out fully. in sum: the ECB and EC implicitly blame China for poor working conditions, but it's really about labour regimes, and other European companies would do similarly if they felt they must to compete (so nothing to do with China in particular)
1 / 1in Italy. migrant labour is a major factor here - migrants 10.3% of all employees, and in Northern Italy's logistics sector, they're 80% in many warehouses (mostly from Africa, Eastern/Southeastern Asia)
in Italy. migrant labour is a major factor here - migrants 10.3% of all employees, and in Northern Italy's logistics sector, they're 80% in many warehouses (mostly from Africa, Eastern/Southeastern Asia)
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