Towards a fairer gig economy

‘Towards a Fairer Gig Economy’ is a small collection of articles examining the social and economic problems associated with the ‘gig economy’. The gig economy includes a wide range of labour carried out by workers providing services as couriers, taxi drivers, online freelancers and more. Issues exam...

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Main Authors: Graham, M, Joe, S
Format: Book
Published: Meatspace Press 2017
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