By OneZero
Tech union leaders' attempts to organize and demand better working conditions are made harder by surveillance by platforms they work for, reports OneZero a Medium publication about tech and science.
The companies, for example, are able to closely monitor Facebook groups where workers voice their concerns.
Emboldened by a surge of labor activity across the technology industry, gig workers are now establishing their own platforms, often online, to organize activism. But even in these worker-created spaces, organizers worry about surveillance.