Farwork is a project to look at the role of platform labor around the world. In brazil, ifod has a central role inthis one example about the media strategis. The data show that we have about 11 million of workers depending on dital platforms for work. There are also about 50 micro work platforms with many workers working here. And i food sells themselves and brand themselves disruption, citizenship, an innovation and undiscrimination.
Paris Marx is joined by Rafael Grohmann to discuss the state of app-based work in Brazil, organizing by food delivery workers to demand better conditions, and even a recent strike by click farm workers.
Rafael Grohmann is a professor at UNISINOS, coordinator at DigiLabour Research Lab, and principal investigator in Brazil of Fairwork Project. Follow Rafael on Twitter at @grohmann_rafael.
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