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The union opposes fragmentation of labour through post-editing and transfer of skills to technology companies, calling for decent conditions and collective discussion across publishing.
What changed
The union opposes fragmentation of labour through post-editing and transfer of skills to technology companies, calling for decent conditions and collective discussion across publishing.
Announcement date; actual contracts, scale of impact and outcomes of action were not verified.
Editorial research question
Editorial interpretation: collective resistance linking translation labour, skills, meaning and corporate control was already present in 2022, providing an explicitly cited antecedent to the following year's ATLF/ATLAS statement.
This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.
Evidence & sources
The union opposes fragmentation of labour through post-editing and transfer of skills to technology companies, calling for decent conditions and collective discussion across publishing.
SRC-0342Lines 42–120: complete statement text, ending with refusals and calls to action.
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