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The rise of contract work has eroded hard-won worker protections and returned working conditions to what they were at the start of the Industrial Revolution. In her LOWkeynote, Alissa Orlando (MBA '20) explains why this happened and how we re-introduce labor as a meaningful voice in management decisions.
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