There have been a number of libcom blogs/discussion threads on the growing Crisis in the 'Care industry' and the problems of caring for each other particularly in the conditions of capitalist imposed austerity since the financial crash of 2008 and things are not getting any better here in the UK with further financial strains on both the 'for profit' and 'not for profit' sectors of the organised and state supported care industry - some previously 'rescued' companies now again at risk with all the stress and worry that implies for both workers and the families and friends of those 'in care'.
One of the remaining problems for those workers affected seems to be the lack of any co-ordinated 'rank and file' network of care workers that could cut across the extended variety of employers and different trade unions and perhaps start to address other divisions amongst care workers that get in the way of collective responses.
No solutions I'm afraid in this particular article which however does get underneath some of the issues:
www.weareplanc.org/bamn/do-we-care/
There is another article which crosses over discussion on libcom about AI and machine labour in the same magazine here:
www.weareplanc.org/bamn/broken-machines/
As an aside I should say that these are two of the more straightforward and easy to follow articles from this magazine which whilst it also contains other interesting material is heavy on academic language and an expression of Plan C's confused politics in some areas (that I have criticised elsewhere).
Looks interesting, thanks for posting up, I will check those out when I get a chance