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Gig Economy Project – Benedikt Hopmann: Germany’s restrictions on the right to strike have their roots in the Nazi-era

April 28, 2023 Ben Wray 0

Benedikt Hopmann is the lawyer for three Gorillas app-based grocery delivery workers in Berlin, who were fired in 2021 after participating in a wildcat strike. On Tuesday [25 April], the workers challenged their dismissal on […]

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Jacobin: It’s Not Just the Gig Economy — Precarious Work Is Everywhere

April 23, 2023 Ben Wray 0

A new study finds insecurity and precariousness is widespread across the economy. Read the article HERE.

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‘The alligators’: How Croatia legitimised the role of sub-contractors in the platform economy – Interview w/ Sunčica Brnardić

April 21, 2023 Ben Wray 0

What role do sub-contractors play in the platform economy? Can they really be considered employers? The Gig Economy Project spoke to trade unionist and labour law expert Sunčica Brnardić to explore the Croatian case, where […]

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Anna-Elisabeth Hampel, Eva Luise Krause: What our research reveals about platform work, and how it should be regulated

April 17, 2023 Ben Wray 0

The ‘Equal opportunities in platform work’ (‘Chancengerechte Plattformarbeit’) project released two studies in February and March on the relationship between platform work and social exclusion/participation. The authors write for the Gig Economy Project summarising their […]

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Anna-Elisabeth Hampel, Eva Luise Krause: Was unsere Forschung über Plattformarbeit zeigt und wie sie reguliert werden sollte

April 13, 2023 Ben Wray 0

Das Projekt “Chancengerechte Plattformarbeit” hat im Februar und März zwei Studien über die Beziehung zwischen Plattformarbeit und sozialer Ausgrenzung/Partizipation veröffentlicht. Die Autorinnen schreiben für das Gig Economy Project, fassen ihre Ergebnisse zusammen und erläutern, was […]

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Finance

#ReWolt: Why are Wolt strikes spreading across Europe?

April 7, 2023 Ben Wray 0

Strikes at Wolt have taken place in at least eight European countries since the start of the year, with four occurring in the past week. Why are the riders taking action now? The Gig Economy […]

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Finance

Clément Le Ludec, Maxime Cornet: How low-paid workers in Madagascar power French tech’s AI ambitions

April 5, 2023 Ben Wray 0

A case study in neo-colonial economic relationships: Madagascan workers get paid a pittance to make French ‘artificial intelligence’ intelligent Clément Le Ludec is in the sociology of digital technology department at Télécom Paris – Institut […]

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Finance

Christopher Leach – Worker resistance and the gig economy: lessons from the Sheffield courier strike

April 5, 2023 Ben Wray 0

For eight months, platform workers in Sheffield organised the longest strike in the history of the gig economy. History and Politics student Christopher Leach spoke to striking platform workers as part of a Sheffield Undergraduate […]

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Finance

Gig Economy Project – Organising from the bottom-up: Inside Brussels’ House of Couriers

April 2, 2023 Ben Wray 0

The House of Couriers opened in December to aid rider-organising in the Belgian capital. The Gig Economy Project went to the House of Couriers to speak to two of its main organisers to find out […]

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Gig Economy Project – Spanish study finds Uber, Bolt and Cabify charge customers more in poor neighbourhoods than rich ones

March 29, 2023 Ben Wray 0

First-of-its-kind study also claims that private hire platforms in Spain indirectly price fix and break labour laws. Read the full report in English here. A ground-breaking study examining the algorithms of private hire platforms in […]

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Complicit – Britain’s role in Israel’s genocide by Peter Oborne

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Book Review by Martin Shaw Cross.posted from Declassified UK As British people have turned against Israel’s destruction of Gaza, leading figures in its present and former governing parties still deny that Israel has committed even […]

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Blitzed: Drugs in Nazi Germany by Norman Ohler

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