Tag: gig economy
  • Mar 5, 2020 |
  • Glyn Moody |
  • General Privacy News, Surveillance,

This is where workplace surveillance leads: towards algorithmic, automated management

A couple of years ago, Privacy News Online wrote about a new kind of surveillance, taking place in the workplace. The aim of these systems back then was to keep an eye on workers, and they were often designed to spot problems. But two years is a long time in today’s digital world, and things … Continue reading “This is where workplace surveillance leads: towards algorithmic, automated management”

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Privacy risks for customers and workers in the gig economy

In the modern “gig economy”, workers and customers frequently rely on websites and phone apps to schedule, track and evaluate services.  The data gathered and shared through these platforms can contribute to convenience, trust, and the overall customer experience. However, whether you access these platforms as a worker or a customer, it’s important to understand … Continue reading “Privacy risks for customers and workers in the gig economy”

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