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African workers who label AI data or screen social posts for US tech giants are calling on President Biden to raise their plight with Kenya'
Though the Biden administration has frequently described its approach to labor policy as âworker-centered.â The African workersâ letter argues that this has not extended to them, saying âwe are treated as disposable.â
âYou have the power to stop our exploitation by US companies, clean up this work and give us dignity and fair working conditions,â the letter says. âYou can make sure there are good jobs for Kenyans too, not just Americans."
Tech contractors in Kenya have filed lawsuits in recent years alleging that tech-outsourcing companies and their US clients such as Meta have treated workers illegally. Wednesdayâs letter demands that Biden make sure that US tech companies engage with overseas tech workers, comply with local laws, and stop union-busting practices. It also suggests that tech companies âbe held accountable in the US courts for their unlawful operations aboard, in particular for their human rights and labor violations.â
The letter comes just over a year after 150 workers formed the African Content Moderators Union. Meta promptly laid off all of its nearly 300 Kenya-based content moderators, workers say, effectively busting the fledgling union. The company is currently facing three lawsuits from more than 180 Kenyan workers, demanding more humane working conditions, freedom to organize, and payment of unpaid wages.
âEveryone wants to see more jobs in Kenya,â Kauna Malgwi, a member of the African Content Moderators Union steering committee, says. âBut not at any cost. All we are asking for is dignified, fairly paid work that is safe and secure.â