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Author of Work Without the Worker versobooks.com/books/3869-wor… | Senior Researcher | Contributor etc | Views own
Brighton, EnglandJoined May 2018

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We know that the top 1% are driving climate change. But the statistics in this report are extraordinary: "top 1% are responsible for the same amount of carbon emissions in a single year as the bottom 10% are in more than two decades"
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🚨 New report 🚨 @Autonomy_UK analysis shows top 1% are responsible for the same amount of carbon emissions in a single year as the bottom 10% are in *more than two decades* 📈 Find out more, exclusive in the @guardian 👇 theguardian.com/environment/20
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🚨 New report 🚨 analysis shows top 1% are responsible for the same amount of carbon emissions in a single year as the bottom 10% are in *more than two decades* 📈 Find out more, exclusive in the 👇
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If you liked this episode from February with , you can download the digital version of his book for free today from ! Get it here: versobooks.com/books/3869-wor
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This week @philjones7771 joins @parismarx to discuss how automation is often powered by poorly paid, precarious workers on microwork platforms. In this clip, Phil explains how tech companies are extending work into every corner of our lives. Full ep: podcasts.apple.com/podcast/the-po
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Guardian opinion on microworking: "Microworkers are left defenceless because employment rights were established in a legal system designed for another age." Featuring our report on the topic, written by and .
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📊Tory leadership election race: the story so far from their Twitter output: Economic issues dominate their expressions. Over 1/3 of tweets were economy-related (106 of 308). NHS, climate and other categories are basically nowhere. Only 1 mention of climate change (Sunak)
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Proud of what we’ve managed to do, the team we’ve assembled + all the people we’ve worked with over the years. It’s been a lot of work but we’re now in a v good place to augment progressive forces - with our policy work, our data generation and our workplace consultancy. 💪
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🎉🥳Today is our 5th birthday! Thanks to all of our supporters, funders, collaborators and friends over the past 5 years: phase one complete - now onto the next! Here is a video on some of what we've achieved so far:
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“They're working against trans rights” Exclusive: Leaked letters reveal Kemi Badenoch and the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) pushed the UK’s financial services watchdog to cancel its trans inclusion policy - for 58,000 businesses...
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"Microwork is hidden & fragmented in a way that makes collective action particularly difficult. Like other employers in the gig economy, those who employ microworkers have gone to great lengths to avoid classifying their workers as employees & to prevent them acting in concert."
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I have a short piece in the latest @LRB on old and new forms of hidden work, from meatpacking to microwork, and how we might think about what’s owed to workers in those sectors lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v44/
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Looks like we’re in for several days of Tory gang warfare. Might be an enjoyable spectator sport but keep an eye on the pound & you’ll see what damage is inflicted by having an unstable government with a PM that cannot be trusted to uphold any deal or international treat he signs
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