… , they, like the JD-R model, ignore considerable heterogeneity in platform workers’
circumstances and their relationship to this work, differences that may shape how they experience …

… out of the gig economy, as their … gig workers may experience greater psychological mobility
and agency, and they may have a much easier time finding work beyond the gig economy…

… work is a specter—both real and experienced—that hangs behind the debates on the gig
economy… and organizing at work to the current research on the gig economy, understanding …

… Task workers are placed at the high end of the contingency continuum due to working …
employment, whereas independent contractors experience more moderate contingency conditions…

… The Gig Economy offers more possibilities to arc our own … the Gig Economy to change not
only the way we work, but … requires of us to succeed—leverage our existing skills, experience, …

… as a ‘specific example of a wider, more general experience and process of precarity’, and
how, while there may be some (relative) winners and losers, the future for all young people is …

… Similar levels of stress were experienced by gig workers in the current study who worked
for a single employer and those who worked for multiple employers. While this finding is …

… Due to the job's physical demands, they also work long hours and experience fatigue.
Customer demand and how many riders are on duty may affect job assignments daily. Depending …

… gig economy. The purpose of this paper is to utilize McGregor’s Theory X and Theory Y as a
framework to discuss two gig economy … lived experience of workers within the gig economy, …

… This study builds on a qualitative inquiry into how creative workers experience gig work
in a labour context heavily mediated by precarity and algorithmic decision-making. Forty-nine …