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Call for Papers: Locating Power and Resistance Within Global AI Production Networks

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Uber forced to recognise its drivers as workers, but falls short of offering Fair Pay and Representation

Introducing the Fairwork Ghana team

Colombia joins the Fairwork network

Full Transcript: Yaseen Aslam and Kelle Howson on the landmark UK verdict in Uber v Aslam

On International Women’s Day, Choose to Challenge Unfair Gig Work

New Publication! Fissures in Algorithmic Power: Platforms, Code and Contestation

We are hiring a Research Fellow to join the Fairwork US team at UC Hastings

Landmark case recognises Uber drivers as workers. What are the implications for gig workers in the UK and beyond?

Fairwork Philippines: Assessing the labour conditions in local gig work platforms

Fairwork response to UK’s Supreme Court ruling over Uber drivers’ employment status

Fairwork launches the Workers’ Centre: a suite of online resources to support and amplify the voices of gig workers

Uber’s Call for Change in Europe Shirks Responsibility while Highlighting Real Challenges

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