Precarious Labour Strikes Back! A podcast

by Callum Cant (@CallumCant1), Jamie Woodcock (@jamie_woodcock)
January 29, 2018

Featured in No Politics Without Inquiry! (#1)

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A podcast report from the demonstration called by the Independent Workers of Great Britain on September 27

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Precarious Labour Strikes Back! A podcast
by Callum Cant, Jamie Woodcock / Jan. 29, 2018 in No Politics Without Inquiry! (#1)

A podcast report from the demonstration called by the Independent Workers of Great Britain on September 27


On the 27th of September the Independent Workers of Great Britain called a demonstration to support a strike by outsourced workers at the University of London and build the workers’ fight back against Uber in the context of a decision by TFL to remove their license to operate in the city. Callum Cant and Jamie Woodcock went along to see how it went down.

authors

Callum Cant (@CallumCant1)

Callum Cant is the author of Working for Deliveroo and a postdoctoral researcher at the Oxford Internet Institute. His research focuses on Artificial Intelligence in the workplace, and how technological change interacts with worker self-organisation.

Jamie Woodcock (@jamie_woodcock)

Jamie Woodcock works as a researcher.

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