The Antagonism of the Precariat
After World War 2 many believed that in the future people will be freed from work due to the development of new technologies. Till the 1970's the new technologies led the idea of work to a different path which meant bridging time and space limitations. Those novelties made possible for all production plants to move into areas of cheap work force.
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