Good that it is absolutely not an one-sided article, favoring the viewpoint of the union exclusively. Garnered with some anecdotes of somebody having had an acc

Good that it is absolutely not an one-sided article, favoring the viewpoint of the union exclusively. Garnered with some anecdotes of somebody having had an accident on the job once, or people sometimes not having assignments, to make it all seem oh so horrible. I would guess a lot of these Couriers are quite happy with their existence. It enables them to earn some money on the side, while they try to become starving artists or whatever. In any case, the cure for worker exploitation is not more rules. It is creating more jobs. Then workers with bad jobs can simply switch to a better job.