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Balrog0 06/07/18 1:00:23 PM #1:	https://twitter.com/lucaspuente/status/1004727149595525122 no change in temp workers does this imply the gig economy is less threatening than we have been given reason to assume? --- It's one more thing we do to the poor, the deprived: cut out their tongues . . . allow them a language as lousy as their lives <cite>Balrog0 posted [p:902714613] in share of i... [t:76683267]...</cite> <quote>https://twitter.com/lucaspuente/status/1004727149595525122 no change in temp workers does this imply the gig economy is less threatening than we have been given reason to assume?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Antifar 06/07/18 1:36:48 PM #4:	I've been reading this book, On New Terrain which pretty decisively lays out the numbers to say, no, the gig economy isn't taking over everything the way many say. However more workers are dealing with economic precarity due to cuts to the safety net, stagnant wages, and fewer benefits being offered by employers. --- kin to all that throbs <cite>Antifar posted [p:902716676] in share of i... [t:76683267]...</cite> <quote>I've been reading this book, On New Terrain which pretty decisively lays out the numbers to say, no, the gig economy isn't taking over everything the way many say. However more workers are dealing with economic precarity due to cuts to the safety net, stagnant wages, and fewer benefits being offered by employers.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Balrog0 06/07/18 3:31:59 PM #5:	Antifar posted... I've been reading this book, On New Terrain which pretty decisively lays out the numbers to say, no, the gig economy isn't taking over everything the way many say. However more workers are dealing with economic precarity due to cuts to the safety net, stagnant wages, and fewer benefits being offered by employers. interesting, I could believe that --- It's one more thing we do to the poor, the deprived: cut out their tongues . . . allow them a language as lousy as their lives <cite>Balrog0 posted [p:902723151] in share of i... [t:76683267]...</cite> <quote><cite>Antifar posted...</cite> <quote>I've been reading this book, On New Terrain which pretty decisively lays out the numbers to say, no, the gig economy isn't taking over everything the way many say. However more workers are dealing with economic precarity due to cuts to the safety net, stagnant wages, and fewer benefits being offered by employers.</quote> interesting, I could believe that</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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