I would suggested that the interconnected and commons-related nature of their lives, makes them open to a commons-based consciousness, I particularly believe in the role of mutualist and cooperativist labour mutuals a la Smart and Coopaname as vehicles for this, Michel "What kinds of consciousness are emerging in these conditions? What potential is there for common demands? Should we look back to the normative models of the third quarter of the twentieth century when, at least for the privileged core workforce of the developed world, it was normal to expect a stable job, with health care, paid holidays and a pension? Or has the time come to consider completely different ways of organizing work and welfare?" On Wed, Nov 23, 2016 at 2:04 AM, peter waterman <[email protected]
wrote:
I missed this one and only just now discovered it:
https://www.jacobinmag.com/2016/01/huws-sharing-economy- crowdsource-precarity-uber-workers/
Anyone got an answer to her last paragraph?
Pw
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