In 2017, over half of the world’s population will have joined the Internet. Many of these three and a half billion connected people will look to so-called ‘online labour platforms’, such as Freelancer.com and Fiverr, for work. These platforms allow workers to escape some of the constraints of their local labour markets and find work that they might not otherwise have been able to obtain.
Virtual Monopolies and The Workers' Voice
Do online labour platforms exploit workers?
Issue 58, 4th September 2017
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