Sentence examples for online labour from inspiring English sources
News about Corbyn and May from the Independent, Guardian, Mirror and online Labour backers like the Canary and Evolve Politics.
The infoDev report reckons there are now around 100 such online labour exchanges: there's now a word for them in Chinese, witkey.
"There is a real risk that the proliferation of online labour platforms will lead to an erosion of labour standards and employment rights, and hit tax revenues.
New online labour services could help match former hotel staff with new jobs, perhaps cleaning homes let through schemes like Airbnb.
Her current research includes work on ethnographically-informed social media research, compliance cyberinfrastructures in universities and their impact on emerging media research, online labour, and the importance of location and place in the context of mobile technologies.
Online labour platforms thus facilitate clients in connecting with a largely unregulated global oversupply of labour".
The New York Fed has helpfully released an online labour-market dashboard tracking several dozen indicators, and the picture that emerges is pretty clear.
Many potential students are put off by the fact that there is no guarantee that their online labours will be accepted as credit towards a degree.
This follows a separate $4 million investment in Russian online labour-booking company Eruditor, earlier this month — led by Intel Capital — which operates another Russian health services website, called InfoDoctor.
Female MPs should receive training to deal with vicious online trolling, Labour's Tulip Siddiq has said, revealing several MPs who are frequent targets of abuse have formed their own unofficial support group in the House of Commons.
Digital campaigning companies have claimed they can help campaigners tailor adverts to individuals depending on the trail of information they have left online, and Labour and the Conservatives are expected to spend up to £1m each on advertising on social media in the general election.
