labor-resistance
There is a growing dissatisfaction among workers leading to disappearances and talk of rebellion against corporate and treaty constraints.
1 chapter across 1 book
Red Mars (1992)Kim Stanley Robinson
In this chapter, Frank interacts with a group of American workers at an Amex mining station on Mars, gaining insight into their rough, frontier-like lifestyle and attitudes toward the Martian environment and corporate control. The conversation reveals tensions between the workers and the transnational corporations, highlighting issues of autonomy, cultural identity, and resistance to oppressive schedules and conditions. The chapter also touches on the growing influx of workers despite treaty restrictions and the emergence of a rebellious spirit inspired by figures like Arkady Bogdanov.