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Sociotechnical Systems, Collaboration, and Workflows / Platform Labor, Rights, and Multi-Stakeholder Coordination

Platform workers face opaque data, unfair algorithms, and lack of labor rights protection.

lightbulbPractical problemPlatform Labor, Rights, and Multi-Stakeholder Coordination

Platform workers face opaque data, unfair algorithms, and lack of labor rights protection.

CSCW '24Worker Data Collectives as a Means to Improve Accountability, Combat Surveillance and Reduce Inequalities

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