This document outlines Chris Benner's presentation on analyzing labor processes spatially and temporally. It discusses how labor processes have changed from industrial to informational economies, with work becoming more networked, unpredictable, and mediated through multiple employers. It argues for analyzing the key dimensions of work, space, time and employment across different contexts. The document then discusses potential solutions like developing regional worker organizations that focus on issues beyond individual jobs like healthcare, housing and governance to promote community-based careers and economic stability.