Lieferandos umstrittener Lieferplan Frankfurter Allgemeine, 28 November 2025 Lieferando plans to lay off 1,500 couriers and is partly relying on third-party providers instead. Germany CEO Lennard Neubauer reveals what happens next – and raves about the new “agility.” The works council is appalled. Fairwork project is cited. Read Now
Todas las plataformas digitales suspenden en precariedad laboral y bajos salarios, salvo Just Eat. Castilla-La Mancha Media, 18 November 2025 All digital platforms fail in terms of precarious employment and low wages, except for one. We discussed this report with Alberto Riesco, Professor of Sociology at the Universidad Complutense Madrid and co-author of the Fairwork Spain 2025 report. Read Now
Solamente una de las siete principales plataformas digitales del país garantiza condiciones laborales justas La Ciutat, 12 November 2025 Most of the major digital platforms operating in Spain fail to provide fair working conditions, according to the Fairwork Spain 2025 report, prepared by the Complutense University of Madrid with the collaboration of Comisiones Obreras. Read Now
Las plataformas digitales suspenden en derechos laborales: Cuideo y Glovo, las peores y Justeat, la mejor El Nacional, 12 November 2025 Digital platforms are failing in labor rights, and although there has been progress, precarious employment remains commonplace. Only Just Eat stands out, scoring seven out of ten for compliance with labor rights and fairness. Read Now
El Estudio Faiwork analiza los condiciones laborales en las plataformas digitales (from 23:03) RNE, 12 November 2025 The Fairwork Spain 2025 study analyses working conditions on digital labour platforms in Spain. Read Now
Precariedad laboral en las plataformas digitales (from 28:52) RTVE, 12 November 2025 The Fairwork Spain 2025 reveals the precarity workers are facing in the Spanish platform economy. The principal investigator of Fairwork Spain, Alberto Riesco-Sanz, highlights the main findings of the report. Read Now
La mayoría de las plataformas digitales no paga un sueldo suficiente a sus trabajadores Forbes, 12 November 2025 Almost none of the large digital platforms operating in Spain could demonstrate that they pay a sufficient living wage to their workers, although most do provide remuneration above the minimum wage, according to the ‘Fairwork Spain Report 2025'. Read Now
Examen de las condiciones laborales de las plataformas: solo Just Eat aprueba La Vanguardia, 12 November 2025 The Fairwork Spain 2025 report shows that Just Eat, Cabify, Uber and Livo pay more than the minimum wage, while Cuideo, Glovo and Taskrabbit are the worst ranked when analyzing fair labor standards. Read Now
Trabajar para un algoritmo (opaco) más allá de Uber o Glovo: el ‘avance’ en el sector de los cuidados y la sanidad InfoLibre, 12 November 2025 A report by the CCOO union and Fairwork analyses six digital platforms: in four of them, wages are close to the minimum wage, and in the other two, they don't even reach it. Read Now
Menos falsos autónomos, pero precarios y subcontratados: el trabajo “injusto” en plataformas como Uber, Cabify y Cuideo Eldiario.es, 12 November 2025 The Fairwork Spain 2025 study, by the Complutense University of Madrid and the CCOO union, examines working conditions on seven digital platforms in Spain: all fail, except Just Eat. Read Now
La precariedad laboral de las plataformas en España: Cuideo, Uber y Cabify suspenden y solo Just Eat aprueba El País, 12 November 2025 A study by Complutense University Madrid and the CCOO union, using Oxford University methodology, analyzes working conditions in seven companies in the sector. The majority neither guarantee a sufficient wage nor prevent workplace hazards. Read Now
España formaliza el trabajo en plataformas digitales, pero no lo dignifica: solo Just Eat logra el aprobado Público, 12 November 2025 Fairwork Spain 2025 analysed delivery platforms, passenger transport, home and care services and hospital nursing. The sector's structural problems—outsourcing, low wages, and a lack of transparency in the use of algorithms—remain unresolved. Read Now