The idea that having a good job means being an employee of a particular company is a legacy of a period that stretched from about 1880 to 1980. The huge companies created by the Industrial Revolution brought armies of workers together, often under a single roof. In its early stages this was a step down for many independent artisans who could no longer compete with machine-made goods; it was a step up for day-labourers who had survived by selling their labour to gang masters. This will interest you: Tony La Viña, Steve B. Salonga, Judith Puyat-Magnaye, Gillian Virata. econ.st/1HoxQDr
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