Comparative labor law and policy journal

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  Año 2016, Vol. 37, Número 3

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    The rise of the"just-in time workforce": on demand work, crowdwork, and Labor protection in the "gig economy"

    Valerio De Stefano

    págs. 461-471

    
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    Operating an employer reputation system: lessons from turkopticon, 2008-2015.

    M. Six Silberman, Lilly Irani

    págs. 472-505

    
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    Income Securiti in the on-demand economy: findings and Policy lessons from a survey of crowdworkers.

    Janine Berg

    págs. 506-543

    
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    Beyond misclassification: the digital transformation of work.

    Miriam A. Cherry

    págs. 544-577

    
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    Beclpouded work, beclouded workers in historical perspective.

    Matthew W. Finkin

    págs. 578-603

    
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    Uber, taskrabbit, and co.:platforms as employers? Rethinking the analysis of crowdwork.

    Jeremias Prassl, Martin Risak

    págs. 604-619

    
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    Commoditized workers: case study research on labor law issues arising from a set of "on-demand/gig economy" platforms.

    Antonio Aloisi

    págs. 620-653

    
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    Who is a "worker" in international law?.

    Breen Crighton, Shae McCrystal

    págs. 654-691