Lisa Rodgers is Associate Professor in Law at Leicester Law School.

“Rodgers develops a fascinating and wide-ranging discussion of personhood and labour law, which stands as an important new contribution to debates on theories and philosophical foundations of the field.” Ruth Dukes, University of Glasgow

• Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: Labour Law and the Concept of PersonhoodChapter 3: Labour Law and Feminist Approaches to PersonhoodChapter 4: The Worker and the PersonChapter 5: Relationality and Collective PersonhoodChapter 6: The Challenge of the COVID-19 PandemicChapter 7: AI, Technology and WorkChapter 8: Conclusions

Lisa Rodgers is Associate Professor in Law at Leicester Law School.

“Rodgers develops a fascinating and wide-ranging discussion of personhood and labour law, which stands as an important new contribution to debates on theories and philosophical foundations of the field.” Ruth Dukes, University of Glasgow

• Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: Labour Law and the Concept of PersonhoodChapter 3: Labour Law and Feminist Approaches to PersonhoodChapter 4: The Worker and the PersonChapter 5: Relationality and Collective PersonhoodChapter 6: The Challenge of the COVID-19 PandemicChapter 7: AI, Technology and WorkChapter 8: Conclusions

Lisa Rodgers is Associate Professor in Law at Leicester Law School.

“Rodgers develops a fascinating and wide-ranging discussion of personhood and labour law, which stands as an important new contribution to debates on theories and philosophical foundations of the field.” Ruth Dukes, University of Glasgow

• Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: Labour Law and the Concept of PersonhoodChapter 3: Labour Law and Feminist Approaches to PersonhoodChapter 4: The Worker and the PersonChapter 5: Relationality and Collective PersonhoodChapter 6: The Challenge of the COVID-19 PandemicChapter 7: AI, Technology and WorkChapter 8: Conclusions