We’ve compiled a list of resources and tools that may be useful for navigating work in the gig economy. Know of a resource that others would benefit from? Let us know at info@fair.work.
The pandemic has hit gig economy workers particularly hard. Aside from pursuing support from governments and platforms, you can also reach out to local mutual aid groups near you.
Global: Mutual aid
US: Collective care mutual aid; Gig Workers Collective
UK: Chilcare Workers Solidarity Fund
Further information about resources and support can be found through Gig Workers Rising
Keeping track of your time can help you avoid unpaid work, and make a note of missed breaks and extended periods on your feet. Use these apps to keep track of your active work time:
Our Fair Pay principle states that all workers are entitled to be fairly compensated for their work. These apps can help you keep track of your finances:
Conditions in the gig economy can mean you spend a significant amount of time on the move.
The following tools can help make organising more efficient.
There are many types of gig workers working under different conditions around the world. These resources provide insight into the daily life of gig economy workers.
It can be challenging to access information on worker rights, platform policies, and other facets of working in the gig economy. Connect with others in the sector to look for answers:
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