By way of a more pointed reply to your specifics: you express that an individual getting to decide how their work is treated is not a 'right' at all. You see i

By way of a more pointed reply to your specifics: you express that an individual getting to decide how their work is treated is not a 'right' at all. You see it actually as a limitation on other people's right to use that work. So, do you support a minimum wage? An average worker has only their 'labor' to contribute; that is their basic, creative work. It is also fundamental to all sectors of the economy. So, should laborers have a right to a basic level of recompense for their work? Is their demand/desire for recompense such a limitation on those who benefit from their work that that desire for recompense is illegitimate?