[P2P-F] Fwd: [NetworkedLabour] The Gig Economy – Labor Communication, Media and the Smart Phone – Stanford University July 26, 2015 LaborTech 2015

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Subject: [NetworkedLabour] The Gig Economy – Labor Communication, Media and
the Smart Phone – Stanford University July 26, 2015 LaborTech 2015
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This will be streamed live at www.labortech.net on PST


The Gig Economy –  Labor Communication, Media and the Smart Phone  –
 Stanford University July 26, 2015
LaborTech 2015



7/26 The Gig UBER "Share The Crumbs" New World Economy –  Labor
Communication, Media and the Smart Phone  –  Stanford University & "World
Factory" Play
LaborTech 2015 July 26, 2015 Stanford University
www.labortech.net
The UBER "Share The Crumbs" New World Economy –  Labor Communication, Media
and the Smart Phone  –  Stanford University July 26, 2015
The development of communications technology has led to major changes and
disruption in the production chain. Today through the internet, hundreds of
millions of workers are now linked together. Tech workers and millions of
other workers are now tethered to the internet 24 hours a day and every
keystroke can now be watched by their employers or used as a powerful
organizing and communication tool.
Apps are also being use to put workers in a temporary part time economy and
change their conditions of work. Many are affected,  from taxi workers to
call centers as well as healthcare workers and workers in every industry.
The gig economy is one where more and more workers have no security and
benefits. It is a "share the crumbs" new world,



LaborTech 2015 will look at how this new technology is being used on and by
workers and how workers are using communication technology to organize and
strengthen democratic rights.
It will also provide instruction on how to build labor channels that can
get the stories out to workers and the public locally and internationally.


The introduction of technology into the workplace, the labor and human
rights of all workers including the large number of immigrant workers in
the tech industry is a prime focus of this conference.
LaborTech 2015 will look at these issues and how labor can address these
issues here and internationally.

Topics:
The Gig Economy- How this is changing the conditions of labor and our lives

• More and more workers are being pushed into the Gig Economy-What does
this mean?
• How workers and unions can stream our stories and struggles and build
channels.
• Using the Smart Phone.
How your union or labor group can get your stories out using smart phones
and streaming technology

• How is tech being used on the job and for workers struggles &
communication.
• What labor rights do you have on the job with new technology & How are
workers using video and communication media to get out their stories and
issues.
• Techsploitation: How immigrant workers and senior tech workers face
discrimination
in the tech industry and what you can do about it.
Presenters:
John Parulis, Todd Davies,  Jack Linchuan Qiu,  Steve Hill,  Gail Glick,
Kaveno Hambira, Ruth Silver-Taub,  John Han. Barbara Gertz, Karthik
Ramanathan, Ali Ergun, Steve Zeltzer, Barbara Gertz, Bill Doran, Clark
Sullivan

Please Sign Up for registration.

Sponsored by LaborTech.net, LaborNet.org & KPFA WorkWeek Radio


2015 LaborTech Agenda
8:30 AM Registration PST
9AM
Introduction and Greetings
Todd Davies, Steve Zeltzer
First Panel
9:30 AM  How To Use Your Smart Phone And Apps in Organizing And Labor
John Parulis
10:15 AM New Tech, The Smart Phone, Apps And Workers Access & Power
John Han, Gail Glick,
11:00 AM Panel-The UBER "Share The Crumbs" Economy, Exploitation and
Discrimination
Steve Hill, Ruth Silver-Taub
12:30 PM Lunch
Workshops
How to set up a streaming channel and get your info out-John Parulis
Using Twitter and social media to build viewership on your site-Clark
Sullivan
1:30 PM Panel
International Communication And Building Channels Aps and Alternatives
Ali Ergun, Kavena Hambira,  Jack Linchuan Qui, Javier Codova
3:30 PM  Panel-Workers Using Social and Labor Media
Case Studies
Barbara Gertz, We Our Walmart Injured Workers Group
4:00 PM Democratic Labor And Communication Rights
Protecting Journalists and Whistleblowers and Secrecy
Bill Doran,  eQualit.ie
Steve Zeltzer, LaborTech
5:00 PM Workers Internationalism & Using Tech/Communication For Power
Proposals For Action

5:30 Conference Ends

Location For LaborTech July 25, 2015 Stanford
Stanford Lane History Corner
http://campus-map.stanford.edu/?id=&lat=37.42938585281026&lng=-122.16855824&zoom=17&srch=building%20200
Lane History Corner (01-200)
450 Serra Mall, Bldg. 200 rm 2


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