Exploring life working on online labour platforms

The Invisible Worker in The Platform Worker

Jan 13, 2020

Outling Boats

Outlining Boats

Words by workers on Amazon Mechanical Turk

The Invisible Worker in The Platform Worker

Jan 13, 2020

Reflections on Writing Conspiracy Theories

Brief:
“Take the following Russia Today article Russia stockpiles gold in continued…

The Invisible Worker in The Platform Worker

Jan 13, 2020

Connections Within the Crowd

Words: Kristy Milland

The Invisible Worker in The Platform Worker

Jan 9, 2020

People Per Hour Perspectives

Here we hear from two workers on the Macrotask platform People per Hour. Located in different corners of the…

The Invisible Worker in The Platform Worker

Jan 9, 2020

Doing the best I can

The following poems are by workers on the platform Clickworker & Amazon Mechanical Turk

The Invisible Worker in The Platform Worker

Jan 7, 2020

Whatever You Say

Words: Joanna Michal Hoyt

October 1

The Invisible Worker in The Platform Worker

Jan 7, 2020

Welcome to the Crowd

Words: Six Silberman

The Invisible Worker in The Platform Worker

Jan 7, 2020

The iLabour Project: How big is the online gig economy

Words: Otto Kässi

The Invisible Worker in The Platform Worker

Jan 3, 2020

The Rise of the Planetary Labour Market — and what it means for the future of work

The Invisible Worker in The Platform Worker

Jan 3, 2020

Editorial

Hello and welcome to the first issue of the invisible worker. It’s great that you’ve joined us, and we really hope that you enjoy this issue…

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The Platform Worker

Issue one explores the world of Online Labour Platforms, what they are, what it’s like to make a living on a platform, and what the social and political implications are surrounding their growth.

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