Covering Content Innovators: SAG-AFTRA's New Influencer Agreement

The ways influencers create content and engage with their followers has become a vital engine of digital commerce. But at their core, influencers are gig workers who are operating in a space that is often unregulated and unprotected. This discussion will cover the innovative new ways influencers are monetizing their social media, the organizing efforts that led to SAG-AFTRA’s groundbreaking new agreement and the reasons why supporting the influencer community is needed now more than ever.

 

Moderator: Ray Rodriguez

 

Big Data, Surveillance and Discrimination

“Data is the New Oil” is a catchphrase these days, and companies are seeking to refine the data they collect on customers and workers to maximize their profits. Their data gathering prowess can also be used for more unsavory pursuits. 

 

In the context of the organizing campaign at Amazon in Alabama, this panel will explore the impacts of the quest for data on workers, in terms of surveillance, control, discrimination, and discouraging unionization, and how workers can push back through organizing, bargaining, and legislation.

 

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