Treffer: Humans and machines at work; Monitoring, surveillance and automation in contemporary capitalism.

Debates about changing workplace technologies, their influence on the changes in the nature and texture of work, as well as the occupational and employment impact on workers are not new. In chapter 5, Moore and Hayes, examine "the impact of Electronic Monitoring (EM) on wages, hours and the employment experiences of homecare workers" (p. 105) and, like Moore I et al i . For example, how can call centre workers, university researchers, journalists and care workers mount effective resistance and regain some control over their work and employment? 20 Gekara, V.O. and V.X. Thanh Nguyen (2018), ' New Technologies and the Transformation of Work and Skills: A Study of Computerisation and Automation of Australian Container Terminals ', New Technology, Work and Employment 33, 3, 219 - 233. [Extracted from the article]

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