If the chatter thought the job was so bad, they can quit and get a different one. Millions of people make that choice, it is available to them. There is no requirement that they do this work; it is entirely voluntary. The people doing these jobs have determined that it is the best option for them, personally, or they wouldn’t be there.
PS: $2-4/hr is a decent wage in the Philippines.
Here's the nice thing about it: they are! If they don't work (for any of the equally exploitative companies in their country) they die.
No argument against protections, though.
The coercion comes from the very limited choices they have to avoid that.
I know Projet de communauté philosophe is utopian, but I don't think that is the story it tells. Maybe something got lost in translation?