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February 20, 2020

Microwork: An introduction

Every second, an incredible amount of digital content is processed through microwork platforms. Julian Posada provides an introduction to microwork.

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February 18, 2020

Statistics Canada: Digital platform worker initiatives

Statistics Canada is measuring digital platform workers’ role in the Canadian labour market.

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Publications

Beyond the GTA: Making immigration work for all of Ontario report — 2019
Making immigration work for all of Ontario

Local Labour Market Plan 2018-2019 report — 2019
Local Labour Market Plan 2018-2019

Cover of report about Retail Trade — 2019
Retail Trade: A sector in transition

Cover of report about labour market conditions for the food and beverage processing industry — 2018
Food and Beverage Processing Sector

Report cover called Stemming the Gray Tide — 2018
Stemming the Gray Tide

Cover of report called Labour Force Landscape — 2018
Labour Force Landscape

Cover of longitudinal study of the long-term unemployed — 2017
lLongitudinal study of the long-term unemployed

Cover of report about Toronto's food and beverage industy — 2017
Food and Beverage Manufacturing Industry

Cover of report called Supporting Economic Mobility through Toronto's Employment and Training Program — 2016
Toronto's Employment and Training Program

Cover of report called Turbulent Times in Toronto's Labour Market — 2015
Toronto's Labour Market

Cover of report called Constructing Toronto — 2015
Constructing Toronto

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Microtasking

Based on the revenues of microtasking platforms, microjobbers are a large and growing workforce. The project will support a better understanding of microwork.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

Special Thanks

For collecting the microtasking signals at the foundation of this research:

Michelle Buckley, Assistant Professor, and Urban Political Geography Students
University of Toronto Scarborough, Department of Human Geography

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