Unworkable explores modern day work practices, exploitation and the so-called gig-economy. Produced and hosted by Emiliano Mellino for the Independent Workers' Union of Great Britian (IWGB).
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UNWORKABLE - Episode 3 - Reviewing the Taylor Review
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In July the British government published a review into modern work practices. The so-called "Taylor Review", named after its author Matthew Taylor, was largely rejected by trade unions and welcomed by companies such as Deliveroo. The IWGB published an in-depth reply to the review a few days after it was released, which can be found below. In this e…
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UNWORKABLE - Episode 2 - Your boss is watching you
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In its second episode "Unworkable" looks into surveillance in the workplace, from the powers that employers currently hold to the ways in which technology is making this monitoring much easier and all-pervasive. We talk to Uber and Deliveroo riders, as well as experts and researchers. Interviewees include Corinna Ferguson, a Barrister at Old Square…
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UNWORKABLE - Episode 1 - The gig-economy
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The debut episode of "Unworkable" looks into the so-called "gig-economy", with stories from Deliveroo riders fighting below minimum-wage pay in Brighton. There are also interviews with Leigh Day solicitor Annie Powell, who successfully challenged Uber at the employment tribunal, London School of Economics fellow Jamie Woodcock and University of Her…
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