We can’t let companies that profit from undermining labour protections define what ‘good work’ is. The authors work at the University of Oxford’s Fairwork Foundation, which scrutinises working conditions at digital labour platforms. Cross-posted from […]
Craig Berry and Sean McDaniel draw upon research with focus groups and an online community exercise to examine the attitudes of young people in relation to the apparent ‘normalisation’ of precarity in the post-2008 economy. […]
Uber and other tech companies do not care about laws, just profits. Read here
The Swiss canton of Geneva said Friday it had classified ride-hailing giant Uber as an employer, ordering a halt to its activities unless it pays the social charges for its drivers. Read here
Ricky, from Sorry We Missed You. Joss Barratt/Sixteen Films Robert MacDonald, University of Huddersfield Ken Loach’s film, Sorry We Missed You, tells the harrowing tale of Ricky, Abby and their family’s attempts to get by […]
In the UK there is currently a major strike by Deliveroo workers. Their demands are for normal working conditions. It is the prevention of this that the gig economy lives. Read here
The food platform has been plunged into chaos by a rapidly-spreading series of wildcat strikes Read here
Many of Piketty’s conclusions touch on important shifts that have taken place in recent decades. Among the most important is the reversing role of education in political alignment: while highly educated voters once backed parties […]
Unfortunately Corporate Europe Observatory does not answer its own question why the European Commission is supporting the Gig Economy corporations: Corruption. Corporate Europe Observatory is a research and campaign group working to expose and challenge […]
Although am employer with very dubious practices, apparently even that was not enough to ensure a profit. Read here
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