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I have been thinking about the possibility of an international screen workers' union. My own job is in translating, but there's millions of people doing data entry, AI-related stuff, graphic design, devloping etc. on a kind of semi-freelancing basis, often via job platforms that keep part of our earnings. I've often thought a union to bring all this workforce together would be great.
Hit me up if you form one. Iβm in.
I know nothing about how an international union could work - need some smart people to help.
Iβm smart but I need peeps to coordinate for meβ¦ :)
Me too