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Moore, Phoebe V Future of Work: Technological Change and Women's Rights 2019 PP_PREPRINT Automation, Platforms, Employment, Future of Work Women'S Rights, Gender, Platform Work, Platform Economies, Gig Economies, Hyperflexible Work, Algorithmic Labor, Precarious Work
Citation Moore, Phoebe V 2019 PP_PREPRINT Available at SSRN 3526026 Women'S Rights Gender Platform Work Platform Economies Gig Economies Hyperflexible Work Algorithmic Labor Precarious Work Automation Platforms Employment Future of Work

"Future of Work: Technological Change and Women's Rights"

by Moore, Phoebe V (2019)

Abstract

Dr Phoebe V Moore was the invited expert with knowledge about women working in STEM and ICT, to the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR)’s Europe Regional Consultation: Women’s Human Rights in the changing world of Work consultation, convened by the Working Group on the issue of discrimination against women in law and practice, on the occasion of its 25th session, in Geneva, 13 June 2019 10:00am–18:00pm. This is the material prepared for Dr Moore's talk.

Keywords

Women'S Rights, Gender, Platform Work, Platform Economies, Gig Economies, Hyperflexible Work, Algorithmic Labor, Precarious Work

Themes

Automation, Platforms, Employment, Future of Work

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