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: While set in the 22nd century, the book’s heart is a satire of modern office culture. It explores how corporate language and "productivity logic" strip away individual identity until workers are viewed merely as production units.

: The book subtly challenges what it means to be human. Paradoxically, the humanoids are often the ones who express the deepest existential longings and lead the rebellion against their "made for work" status, while the humans remain more passive. A Workplace Novel of the 22nd Century by Olga Ravn Los Empleados Olga Ravn epub

Los Empleados (published in English as The Employees ) by Olga Ravn is a haunting, minimalist science fiction novella that functions as a sharp critique of late-stage capitalism and a lyrical meditation on consciousness. : While set in the 22nd century, the

: Despite its sterile setting, the writing—translated by Martin Aitken—is rich with "visceral, tactile imagery". Descriptions of smells (like vanilla and fresh air), skin textures, and the "oozing" alien objects contrast sharply with the cold technology of the ship. Paradoxically, the humanoids are often the ones who

Structured as a series of short, numbered testimony statements, the book follows the crew of the —a mix of "born" humans and lab-grown humanoids—working for a faceless corporation. The narrative tension begins when the ship brings aboard several strange, quasi-living objects from the planet New Discovery, which trigger unexpected emotional reactions, sensory longings, and eventual mutiny among the crew. Key Highlights