The Fairwork Foundation: Strategies for improving platform work in a global context
Authors:
- Mark GrahamMGMark Graham
- Jamie WoodcockJWJamie Woodcock
- Richard HeeksRHRichard Heeks
- Paul MungaiPMPaul Mungai
- Jean-Paul Van BelleJBJean-Paul Van Belle
- Darcy du ToitDTDarcy du Toit
- Sandra FredmanSFSandra Fredman
- Abigail OsikiAOAbigail Osiki
- Anri van der SpuyASAnri van der Spuy
- Six M. SilbermanSSSix M. Silberman
Open Access
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Funding Information
- Economic and Social Research Council
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