Minimum wages on online labour platforms: a response to the ETUI and IG Metall's request for comment

Alexander Wood; Mark Graham; Mohammed Amir Anwar; G Ramizo Jr

Minimum wages on online labour platforms: a response to the ETUI and IG Metall's request for comment

Alexander Wood, Mark Graham, Mohammed Amir Anwar, G Ramizo Jr

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Some members of our research group have recently completed a three-year study of workers on online platforms who live in Africa and Asia (140 interviews; > 600 survey responses; and six months of transaction data from one of the world’s largest platforms). Our research into this topic continues in two ongoing five-year projects. The platforms that we looked at were global in nature, and in this response we focus on ‘non-geographically sticky work’ (i.e. ‘crowdwork’ or work that can, in theory, be done from anywhere).

Original language	English
Type	consultation response
Media of output	text
Publisher	Oxford Internet Institute
Number of pages	3
Publication status	Published - 15 Jun 2017

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Digital Economies
digital economy
geonet
mvpn
microwork
minimum wages
online labour
regulation

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