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
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
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
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
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
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
„Die Lieferdienste entwickeln sich zurück“ Manager Magazin, 07 November 2025 Lieferando, Wolt, and Uber Eats increasingly rely on subcontractors. Experts warn of growing exploitation. A study reveals what the platforms promise – and where the system fails drivers. Dr. Patrick Feuerstein and Fairwork Germany are featured. Read Now
Fairwork Philippines 2025 Report: Gig workers unprotected amid extreme weather risks GMA News, 08 October 2025 Fairwork PH examined the growing precarity of platform work amid worsening climate conditions in the Philippines, which has consistently ranked as the most disaster-prone country in the World Risk Index report. Read Now
PHL gig economy fails to meet decent work metrics Business Mirror, 06 October 2025 Despite the rapid growth of ride-hailing and delivery platforms in the country, its gig economy continues to fall short of even the most basic standards of decent work, according to a new Fairwork Philippines report. Read Now
Gig Economy: Growth engine or precarious lifeline? Rappler, 23 September 2025 The gig economy is not a 'success story.' It is a story of survival — of Filipinos filling the cracks left by a state that has failed to create decent jobs. Read Now
Wie Lieferdienste ihre Verantwortung auslagern Tagesschau, 22 August 2025 Working conditions in the delivery service industry are becoming increasingly precarious. Kontraste has now been able to document these contrasts for the first time in the environment of the Lieferando subcontractor Fleetlery. Read Now
Lieferdienste – moderne Ausbeutung? Kontraste, 21 August 2025 If a food courier doesn't have a written employment contract and receives their wages on the street, this seemingly convenient delivery trend quickly begins to look like disgusting exploitation. Dr. Patrick Feuerstein comments. Read Now