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Organising Young Precarious Workers: Collective Action and Challenges in Milan

Explore problems, obstacles, and positive examples of collective action among young precarious workers in Milan. Learn about limited resources, passive participation, and conflict experiences, and find ways to enhance collective capacities. Engage in group work to discuss experiences, imagine organising campaigns, and develop new conflict strategies.

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Organising Young Precarious Workers: Collective Action and Challenges in Milan

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  1. Organising Young Precarious Workers

  2. Overview Working Groups • Collective action among young precarious workers: • problems + obstacles • positive examples • 2 groups: • organising campaign • conflict capacities

  3. Background Precarious Work in large scale retailing in Milan: • generalised experiences of precarisation  vulnerability to blackmailing • high subjective relevance of collective support // but: limited collective resources + capacities

  4. Collective Action among Precarious Workers Limited collective resources + capacities: • limited access • passive participation • individualisation of conflict experiences • marginalisation of «collective activists » • personalisation of shopfloor relations  First part of group work: your experiences!

  5. Enhancing Collective Capacities • Overcoming fragmentation • Enhancing collective experiences / shopfloor organising • Developing new conflict strategies • Second part of group work: imagining organising campaign + conflict capacities

  6. Group Work Tasks • Free discussion of the topics  sub-questions only as guidance • Documentation of most important discussion results  presentation in plenary session + joint discussion per question

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