

Fulcrum, 02 February 2023
The Philippines faces significant labour protection challenges amid a growing gig economy. It needs to outgrow consumer-focused regulations and address business risks being pushed down to at-risk workers.
Journal Online, 05 September 2022
Labor conditions of platform workers in the country will be presented in the Fairwork Philippines Ratings 2022, a report that assesses nine of the country’s largest digital labor platforms.
The Manila Times, 14 August 2022
TENS of millions of digital platform workers live all over the world, doing work that is outsourced via platforms or apps.
Al Jazeera, 30 June 2022
Labour organisers are sceptical that incoming president will prioritise better working conditions in the gig economy.
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