> her target had increased by 75% after Nidle [monitoring] was installed in 2022. ... Although her workload had increased, her earnings remained static until No

> her target had increased by 75% after Nidle [monitoring] was installed in 2022. ... Although her workload had increased, her earnings remained static until November 2023, when the government raised the minimum wage ... She has stopped using the bathroom to keep up Companies will increase workloads at will but only raise wages when forced to by the government (which is why regulation is so important). > Each machine could replace between one and six workers, and the largest factories surveyed anticipated cutting 22% of their workforce What are all these workers going to do? This relentless pursuit of profit is destroying our societies.