Massimo is a researcher on the Fairwork Italy team, engaged in realizing Fairwork’s Annual Report 2024, with reference to the qualitative and quantitative framework of labour platforms in Italy.
Massimo De Minicis is a Researcher at INAPP, where he heads the research group on “Technological Innovation and Industrial Relations” and coordinates research projects on social shock absorbers and Platform Work. Visiting Scholar at the Sociological Research Centre on Everyday Life and Work – QUIT / Institute for Labour Studies, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona You can find a full list of Massimo’s publications here.
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