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TWIG’s microwork library
February 29, 2020

TWIG’s microwork library

The researchers have scanned over 500 references from Reddit feeds to authoritative reports. Here are the top reads on microwork.

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What’s next: Investigating personal futures
February 25, 2020

What’s next: Investigating personal futures

As one participant asked: “This was great, what’s next?” Maggie Greyson discusses personal futures as a next step for microwork research.

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Microwork futures: strategic perspectives
February 24, 2020

Microwork futures: strategic perspectives

Strategic perspectives are ways to think about the future. They are the final output of the foresight method used for this project.

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Aggregate action, complexity, and microwork
February 23, 2020

Aggregate action, complexity, and microwork

Aggregate action, in the form of microwork, has the potential to engage an unprecedented number of people to tackle complex global problems.

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Invisible Gigs: Researching Microwork in Canada
February 22, 2020

Invisible Gigs: Researching Microwork in Canada

Alastair Cheng reflects on what we know (and don’t) about microwork in Canada, as well as broader market shifts.

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Microworking in Toronto
February 21, 2020

Microworking in Toronto

Marco Campana finds that microworking in Toronto is still an unfamiliar concept for most people.

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Microwork: An introduction
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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Statistics Canada: Digital platform worker initiatives
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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City of Toronto: Inclusive economic development
February 11, 2020

City of Toronto: Inclusive economic development

The future of work will look different than it does today. The City of Toronto is collaborating with our partners – including TWIG.

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Kristy Milland: The state of microwork
February 10, 2020

Kristy Milland: The state of microwork

Q&A with Kristy Milland, microwork consultant and former community manager, Turker Nation.

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Publications

2020
Microtasking Project
2019-2020
Local Labour Market Plan
2019
Pathways to Mobility
2019
TWIG Warehousing and Distribution
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.
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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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