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The Future of Work, Digital Labor, and Business Legitimacy

Wong, Sut I
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https://hdl.handle.net/11250/2989617
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2020
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Rendtorff J. (eds) Handbook of Business Legitimacy   10.1007/978-3-319-68845-9_82-1
Abstract
The increasing trend of Internet technology platforms and its offerings of digital labor have revolutionized the world of work. Companies that compete in this so-called gig economy are breaking away from traditional work arrangements and using a business model that challenges current employment and labor laws. While gig economy employers boast the benefit of work flexibility, their workers face compromised fairness in regard to compensation, working conditions, and career development. This chapter discusses how the gig economy redefines the future of work, by focusing on the current state of gig workers, and then explores opportunities for ways in which the gig economy can mutually benefit the employers and its workers.
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Springer
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