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Every few years someone thinks that they have a new plan to revolutionize labor organizing, usually involving some sort of app that will somehow replace the wor
by thylacine222 4y ago
Every few years someone thinks that they have a new plan to revolutionize labor organizing, usually involving some sort of app that will somehow replace the work necessary to organize a union, and they are always wrong. Building a union that's strike-ready requires a lot of on the ground work that you simply cannot automate.
- wootland 4y agoWould you say that things like Blind or Levels.fyi have had an impact on labor organization? I would argue that they have.
- thylacine222 4y agoI certainly think they're emblematic of changes in attitudes, but I think the direction of causation is not so clear.