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Le nuove mobilitazioni dei lavoratori nel capitalismo digitale: una comparazione tra i ciclo-fattorini della consegna di cibo e i conducenti di amazon nel caso italiano

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  • Loris Caruso
  • Riccardo Emilio Chesta
  • Lorenzo Cini

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Questo articolo investiga il potere ed il ruolo degli algoritmi nell?organizzazione del lavoro digitale, focalizzandosi in particolare sull?impatto che la loro introduzione ha avuto sulle condizioni professionali e sulle forme di resistenze dei lavoratori. Attraverso l?illustrazione di due casi di studio - quello dei ciclo-fattorini della consegna di cibo e quello dei conducenti di Amazon - cercheremo di capire: 1) in che modo gli algoritmi guidino e controllino l?organizzazione del lavoro e la prestazione dei lavoratori; 2) come questi lavoratori si siano mobilitati e lo abbiano fatto con (relativo) successo in contesti e all?interno di processi lavorativi considerati sfavorevoli all?azione collettiva.

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  • Loris Caruso & Riccardo Emilio Chesta & Lorenzo Cini, 2019. "Le nuove mobilitazioni dei lavoratori nel capitalismo digitale: una comparazione tra i ciclo-fattorini della consegna di cibo e i conducenti di amazon nel caso italiano," ECONOMIA E SOCIET? REGIONALE, FrancoAngeli Editore, vol. 2019(1), pages 61-78.
    • Handle: RePEc:fan:eseses:v:html10.3280/es2019-001006
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