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New Technology, Work and Employment publishes theoretically informed, critical scholarly analysis of the changing nature of work and employment, and its relationship to technology and technological developments.
The "Disrupting Technology" conference calls for abstracts of careful, empirically grounded, theorisations of technology & its impact on work and employment relations.
Asking what is genuinely novel about digital innovations & should be excellent & of interest to readers & authors of NTWE.
*New paper*
"‘Gig’ Work and Fatherhood: A Typology of Ride-Share Fathers in Australia"
Lisa Gulesserian, Alex Veen & Marian Baird develop a typology to examine what motivates fathers with dependent children to work in the gig economy.
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Special Issue deadline approaching:
"Reshaping work: Disabled people’s inclusion & digitalization in the new world of work"
Exploring how digitalization, AI, & machine learning affect job search, hiring processes & working life for disabled people: tinyurl.com/5n7znjzx
Deadline: 31 January 2025
A few years back I made an in-depth study of this platform work, how they justified resorting to independent contractors and how that impacted workers livelihood published in @ntwejournal.bsky.social
Will be interesting to follow how things will change.
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"The HIAL storm: Resisting the technological transformation of air traffic control".
In this newly published article, @huwthomas.bsky.social & Peter Turnbull demonstrate how different power resources can complement, but also compromise workers' interests.
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