Cosa significa lavorare quando è un’app a decidere tempi, percorsi e guadagni? E ancora: è possibile resistere all’algoritmo in un modo del lavoro dove sembra essere lui il nuovo padrone?
Guidati da algoritmi che promettono libertà e flessibilità, migliaia di lavoratori e lavoratrici attraversano ogni giorno confini urbani, amministrativi e giuridici, sperimentando sulla propria pelle forme diffuse di precarietà economica e legale.
Dalla Londra post-Brexit a Milano, passando per Berlino, Varsavia e Utrecht, il racconto che ascoltiamo questa settimana, intreccia le storie di sei riders o ciclofattorini migranti, per mostrare come il lavoro su piattaforma funzioni spesso come infrastruttura di sopravvivenza per persone con status giuridici precari, ridefinendo in profondità l’esperienza quotidiana del lavoro.
Riders on the storm, Lavoratori migranti nel capitalismo delle piattaforme è un documentario sviluppato grazie al contributo dell’Unione Europea e dell’Università di Birmingham coordinato scritto e raccontato da Stefano Piemontese con il contributo di Francesca Berardi, Minke Hajer, Kseniya Homel e Beatrice Salamena. Sound design e post-produzione: Harry Coade
2 e 3 maggio h 18.00 @radio3_rai
Sempre in podcast su @raiplaysound
E Buon Primo Maggio a tutt*
Immigration status creates hierarchies and division among workers, better rights for migrant workers mean better rights for all workers. Find out more: www.i-claim.eu
Sinds de wet van toenmalig minister van Asiel en Migratie Marjolein Faber (PVV) waarin illegaliteit strafbaar wordt gesteld op tafel kwam, wordt er veel gesproken over ongedocumenteerden. Toch wordt in de media vaak een beperkt beeld gegeven, en worden ongedocumenteerde mensen vooral geassocieerd met asielzoekers.
Terwijl de groep ongedocumenteerde migranten voor een groot gedeelte bestaat uit arbeidsmigranten, volgens Ilse van Liempt, hoogleraar geografie van migratie aan de Universiteit Utrecht. Ze maken huizen, sportscholen en café’s schoon, ze bezorgen eten en ontfermen zich over kinderen van de drukke middenklasse.
Zo spraken we met Joanna, ze is moeder, huishoudster en oppas en werkt al zeventien jaar in Nederland. Ze herkent zich totaal niet in het beeld dat in de media wordt gecreëerd over ongedocumenteerden die Nederland onveilig zouden maken. Ze heeft immers de sleutels van 17 huizen waar ze schoonmaakt of op de kinderen past. Toch wil ze niet herkenbaar in beeld, vooral omdat haar zoon die in Nederland is geboren ook ongedocumenteerd is.
Van Liempt: “De termen die je veel tegenkomt als het gaat over ongedocumenteerden zijn ongedocumenteerde migranten, uitgeprocedeerde asielzoekers, illegalen, irreguliere migranten, migrant zonder verblijfsvergunning, migrant zonder verblijfsrecht. Een hele lange lijst. Soms is het frustrerend als journalisten het hebben over ongedocumenteerde of illegale migranten terwijl ze asielzoekers bedoelen of vluchtelingen die wel rechten hebben. De termen worden heel vaak door elkaar gebruikt.”
#Ongedocumenteerden #kansfonds #AsielEnMigratie
A special moment to reflect on what it means to find a new home 🤍
Last Thursday I was at @theklabu Clubhouse in Amsterdam for a panel talk about feeling at home in a new country and in asylum reception centres. This conversation was part of Klabu’s “Voel je thuis” campaign, including their Ter Apel shirt.
For me, home can feel like it’s everywhere and nowhere at the same time. It’s something you slowly have to rebuild, and that isn’t easy. I shared my own experience of arriving in the Netherlands, including my time in Ter Apel and other reception centres, and what it feels like to be in a completely new place, knowing you can’t go back to the one you once called home.
We talked about how finding that sense of home takes time. It comes from accepting a new environment and adapting within yourself, connecting with people, and creating mutual understanding. But it’s not simple, and it shouldn’t be underestimated.
Grateful to have shared this conversation and to be part of something that continues to create space for these stories :)
#voeljethuis #klabu #terapel #refugeevoices #youthparticipation
Migranten zonder verblijfsvergunning lopen grote kans uitgebuit te worden. De oplossing ligt niet in bestraffing van de migrant, maar in de bescherming van haar of zijn mensenrechten, vinden onderzoekers Ilse van Liempt, Minke Hajer en Channa van der Horst.
Lees het hele artikel via de link in de bio.
#illegaal #ongedocumenteerden #bescherming
🚨The new I-CLAIM sector reports are out! They offer key insights from the ethnographic research into domestic work, care, agriculture and delivery sectors across Europe. 🧼🧹👩🌾🍅🚲📦 https://i-claim.eu/sector-reports/
Let's talk regularisation!
New episode of Mobility, Work and Rights I-CLAIM Project #podcast out today!
with Paola Bonizzoni; Minke Hajer; Frederiek de Vlaming; Ilse van liempt and Nando Sigona
Available on Spotify, Apple, www.i-claim.eu
https://lnkd.in/ea_gen56
There it is in flesh, as it were. I'll be holding onto this paper copy, dearly. Alas, presses soon will stop / some already have stopped giving paper copies to authors. 😢
My name is alongside some BIG ones in this edited volume. Yay!
#marionroberts @ilsevanliempt@darkskythinking@bencampkin@wstraw@sbrandellero
Worth every cent from my @NewEuropeCollege stipend to attend the 2022 event organised by Eds with #HERA Humanities in the European Research Area funds.
Thanks all!
Delighted to have contributed to this #OpenAccess Volume, alongside colleagues whose work I respect and engage, with a chapter about #precarity and #inequality among platform workers.
Thanks to the Editors of this book: 'Urban Nightlife and Contested Spaces: Cultural Encounters After Dusk', who have ensured #access4all via generous NITE funding Ready to download 👇🏼/stable/jj.24215735 @sbrandellero@nitemusic.ireland@ilsevanliempt@darkskythinking@wstraw@bencampkin
