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  1. 0001 Analysis

    Programmers leaving office buildings are now en masse "entering factories."

    极昼story search.laborinfocn2.com
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  2. 0002 Analysis

    The historic strike wave that swept India

    Zaen Alkazi archive.is
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  3. 0003 Analysis

    Twelve minutes per patient: doctors on the medical assembly line

    Andrey Konoval gli-rp.org
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  4. 0004 Analysis

    “The outcasts of higher education”: France’s hourly paid university teachers fight back

    Rachel Knaebel basta.media
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  5. 0005 Analysis

    Variegated informalities in the globalization of platform work

    Tim Christiaens, Denise Kasparian, Suci Lestari Yuana, Gianluca Iazzolino, Julia Cófreces, Martijn Arets journals.sagepub.com
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  6. 0006 Analysis

    From Indenture to Electronics: Brokered Labor Regimes in Johor, Malaysia

    Davide Blotta cambridge.org
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  7. 0007 Analysis

    Received a warning twice in three years

    Pontus Ohlin, David Lundmark da.se
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  8. 0008 Analysis

    In Focus | From the Assembly Lines of Dongguan to Aheqi in Xinjiang

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  9. 0009 Analysis

    Food, Fares and Tea: The Hidden Cost of Working in Egypt

    Ibrahim Elhady Issa zawia3.com
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  10. 0010 Analysis

    Usury is prohibited. But there is a nuance.

    Дмитрий Якушев gli-rp.org
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  11. 0011 Analysis

    A Monthly Salary of Over 10,000, Yet No One Is Applying? Factories Face a Labor Shortage—Why Are Young People Reluctant to Take These Jobs?

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  12. 0012 Analysis

    Newsweek | Diving for "Gold" Underwater: Making Money While Having Fun? The Gold Rush and Dilemmas of a Group of Diving Salvagers

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  13. 0013 Analysis

    From Stunted Growth to Milton Friedman—A History Lesson on Unemployment

    Internationalen internationalen.se
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  14. 0014 Analysis

    Deere Workers Reject Contract Extension: We’ll Meet You at the Table in 2027

    Jane Slaughter labornotes.org
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