strike six lover

Barely a sixth of the economy still consists of livings earned by
manufacturing or mining or growing things, rather than by coding, selling,
researching, managing, cleaning, designing, fixing, administering, driving,
explaining, sorting, performing, caregiving (or writing). As that second
category of workers grew from a minority to the overwhelming majority
during the last half of the last century, relatively few of them remained
or became successfully unionized—that was left mainly to employees of state
and local government, hospitals, hotels, casinos, and show business. As
workplaces became smaller and employees more dispersed—or transformed into
pseudo-nonemployees, like at Uber and Lyft—the work of organizing workers
got harder.”

Excerpt From
Evil Geniuses
Kurt Andersen