Exam 13: Neoliberalism, Gender, and the Gig Economy in Canada
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Gig work gives you more control over the content and scheduling of your job.
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Men who work in the gig economy see a higher increase in earnings than women, and they continue to earn more than women even after five years.
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What were the characteristics of "New Deal" stylized institutions?
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How has the percentage of gig workers in Canada changed from 2005 - 2016?
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In Canada, in the 1960s and 1970s, the standard employment relationship (SER) was made up of which of the following three pillars?
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What is an advantage of gig economy work for many women with demanding caregiving responsibilities?
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In the gig economy, workers are frequently misclassified as "independent contractors" rather than employees. Independent contractors make up the majority of gig workers.
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What do you think about the Foodora example? In what other ways do you think the government should support workers in the gig economy?
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The platform determines the wages of jobs using algorithms that are accessible to workers.
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Which of the following is not a characteristic or true of neoliberal practices?
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There is a clear definition as to what constitutes gig work in Canada.
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What are the ways in which Howcroft and Bergvall-Kåreborn (2019) suggest that control takes place? How do algorithm softwares work to affect forms of control and provide quality assurance of products and/or services?
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The cloud-based gig economy is created by platforms that manage interactions between buyers and sellers through apps, whereas platform-based gig work is online, virtual, or borderless in nature.
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Precarious jobs usually follow a social gradient, with women and other disadvantaged groups occupying the majority of them.
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How does the digital gig economy affect the gender gap? What are the two possible mechanisms at play related to this?
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Higher-paying gig work usually requires a higher level of ability.
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What was the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on gig work in Canada? What are the two ways described by van Doorn, Mos, and Bosma (2020) about how the pandemic affected gig work?
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Some women prefer gig employment because it gives them more autonomy than past jobs, allowing them to better regulate their work schedules and combine them with caregiving obligations.
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