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"Wage labour" as a book category encompasses works that explore the economic, social, political and personal dimensions of paid work — how labor is organized, compensated, controlled and experienced under capitalist and other systems. It includes histories of industrialization and labor movements, sociological and economic analyses of employment, class and precarity, political theory and critiques (including Marxist and feminist perspectives), investigative journalism and memoirs from workers, as well as fiction that dramatizes workplace life. Books in this category may address unions, labor law, workplace safety, the gig and platform economy, automation and technological displacement, and practical guides to worker rights and organizing. Aimed at scholars, activists, policymakers and general readers interested in work, inequality and social change, the category foregrounds power, dignity, and the everyday realities of earning a living.

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