> We are talking about them as an exploited working class 1. Workers don't need to be exploited to want better for themselves. There's nothing wrong with this.

> We are talking about them as an exploited working class 1. Workers don't need to be exploited to want better for themselves. There's nothing wrong with this. 2. There are a lot of tech jobs that have essentially become always-on, with no commensurate bump in pay. Think of the number of engineering positions that now require an on-call rotation, adding perhaps another effective day or more to one's working time. Pay has broadly not increased to account for this.