Affective governance theory: rethinking organisational control in digitally mediated organisations
A new conceptual theory published in Frontiers in Human Dynamics proposes that green presence dots, read receipts and response timestamps ...
A new conceptual theory published in Frontiers in Human Dynamics proposes that green presence dots, read receipts and response timestamps ...
New research from the University of Johannesburg argues that South Africa's gig economy precarity is produced not by regulatory absence ...
A qualitative study of 14 gig workers in Kashmir reveals six dimensions of platform labour, from income instability and algorithmic ...
A roundtable of European researchers shows how feminist analysis exposes the gendered, racialised and invisible labour underpinning digital platform economies.
New research traces digital platform work back centuries, showing that home-based labour, piece wages, day hiring and labour middlemen long ...
A new review finds that South Asia's rapidly growing gig workforce faces algorithmic control, meagre earnings, and inadequate social protection, ...
A new conceptual study argues that workplace well-being research must expand beyond satisfaction and stress to capture whether algorithmic governance ...
A CUNY SPH and Worker's Justice Project survey of 561 New York City app-based delivery workers finds injury rates more ...
India's gig economy is on course to swell to 23.5 million workers by 2029–30, yet the algorithms that govern these ...
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