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Lena Simet (Human Rights Watch) on platform work: From turbo-capitalism to just working conditions In The Gig Work Podcast by the WageIndicator Foundation, Martijn Arets talks to Lena Simet from Human Rights Watch about the downsides of platform work and ways to develop effective policy. “Technology for organizing work has developed at lightning speed, but […]
Wage Against the Machine: how to secure fair labour conditions when the algorithm is your boss This is a placeholder page for a concept I am currently working on More and more often, people are being hired and assessed for work with the help of technology. When you book a taxi via Uber, the algorithm […]
In the discussion about platform work, I keep bumping into a big dilemma. Online platforms offer a fast -access solution for work and income in the short term. At the same time, they often fall short in providing good working conditions, sustainable careers, and future perspectives. In my opinion, this tension is the most important […]
Last week, I had the opportunity to contribute to a seminar organised by the International Society for Labour and Social Security Law in collaboration with the Levenbach Institute. The theme was “The role of social partners in the use of AI at work”. Following contributions about experiences in the Netherlands, Belgium and Europe, I was […]
Last week, together with Tessa Duzee, I organised the event “Ghostwork, the invisible labour behind AI” at the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences. The aim was to raise awareness of the fact that behind AI there are tens of millions of vulnerable workers who annotate and check the data, thereby keeping AI running. And to start a […]