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多元视角：如果我们用应用程序来做（对护士），那就不算犯罪（2026年4月22日）

文章探讨了医疗护理领域的零工经济平台如何通过声称自己是"医疗工作者平台"而非"医疗人员中介机构"来规避监管，从而压榨护士工资并恶化工作条件。作者指出这并非技术超越监管，而是立法者与盈利企业合谋逃避监管以剥削工人。

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