Publish at October 18 2022 Updated October 18 2022
The claim of happiness invades the world of work and appears as a discourse on the growing suffering that transcends the activities of the company. What is it that makes people suffer so much in a world where the machine is supposed to have rid man of the most painful tasks?
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