Overview of the role:
We are undertaking a research project looking at working conditions for sex workers working on online platforms, looking at things like pay, conditions, working contracts, how the platforms management worker and rights to representation. We are looking for a short-term research assistant to help us conduct our research. Location: Oxford Internet Institute, Oxford, UK. Duration: From 1 August, for a maximum of 12 weeks; up to 20 hours per week for a total of 182 hours. Application Deadline: 12:00 BST, 30 June.
Responsibilities/duties:
Essential:
Desirable:
Pay and Working Hours
Benefits
How to apply:
Please send a CV and Cover letter (1 page) outlining any relevant experience and how you meet the specifications to: recruit@oii.ox.ac.uk By: 12:00BST 30 June 2023.
What is Fairwork?
Fairwork is an international Action Research project that researches working conditions in the gig economy. We undertake research in over 40 countries and on international gig work platforms. Our aim is to provide information for workers, consumers and policy makers about the types of working environments that digital platforms are offering and to pressure platforms to improve working conditions.
The interview process: We like to be open and up front with what our hiring process looks like so people know what to expect. Please see below the typical steps in our recruitment process.
1) Review candidates Once the advertisement has been taken down, a shortlist of candidates will be selected by the hiring committee to proceed to the next steps. All candidates will be informed of their application outcome within two weeks of the closing date, whether or not they’re proceeding to the next stage.
2) Remote interviews Shortlisted candidates will be interviewed via Zoom by a panel of Fairwork staff. Candidates will be interviewed by the same panel to ensure consistency.
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