2017
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.3048711
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When Home Affects Pay: An Analysis of the Gender Pay Gap Among Crowdworkers

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“…This is problematic as the primary goal of workers is income generation [4,13,46,49], rather than having fun or making pocket money [2,4,43]. Many people working on low paying HITs are likely from groups traditionally excluded from the formal labor market [1,4,10,64], such as people with disabilities who have challenges in securing jobs at contemporary office work environment [4,65]. Hara and Bigham noted that some crowd work like image transcription can be done by autistic people-a population that has challenge in securing jobs compared to those without disabilities [10,30,33]-but this type of work is exactly what generates the lowest hourly wages as we showed in the topical analysis.…”
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“…This is problematic as the primary goal of workers is income generation [4,13,46,49], rather than having fun or making pocket money [2,4,43]. Many people working on low paying HITs are likely from groups traditionally excluded from the formal labor market [1,4,10,64], such as people with disabilities who have challenges in securing jobs at contemporary office work environment [4,65]. Hara and Bigham noted that some crowd work like image transcription can be done by autistic people-a population that has challenge in securing jobs compared to those without disabilities [10,30,33]-but this type of work is exactly what generates the lowest hourly wages as we showed in the topical analysis.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Crowdsourcing does not just enable novel technologies (e.g., human-powered word processing and assistive technologies [5,6]) that we create in the HCI community, but also facilitates new ways of working. Its remote and asynchronous work style, unbounded by time and location, is considered to extend the modern office work [44,46,47], enabling people with disabilities, at-home parents, and temporarily out-of-work engineers to work [1,4,39,46,65].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Il en va de même des changements de la structure des emplois induite par l'évolution technique (Fernandez-Macias, Hurley et Storrie, 2012). Ainsi, des recherches récentes sur les microtâches réalisées dans l'économie des plateformes ont abouti à ce constat surprenant d'un écart de rémunération entre hommes et femmes, malgré l'anonymat apparent de ce type de travail (Adams et Berg, 2017). Selon Hamid Ekbia et Bonnie Nardi, il y a néanmoins l'espoir de voir cette économie des plateformes proposer plus d'emplois offrant davantage de flexibilité et d'autonomie, au profit des travailleurs à domicile ayant des responsabilités familiales.…”
Section: Persistance Des Inégalités Entre Hommes Et Femmesunclassified
“…portantes repercusiones en la desigualdad de género (Elson, 1995;Karamessini y Rubery, 2014), al igual que los cambios en las estructuras laborales inducidos por la tecnología (Fernández-Macías, Hurley y Storrie, 2012). Así, un nuevo estudio sobre el trabajo en plataformas digitales de microtareas revela datos sorprendentes sobre las diferencias salariales entre hombres y mujeres a pesar del aparente anonimato de tales estructuras (Adams y Berg, 2017). No obstante, existe la promesa, como sostienen Hamid Ekbia y Bonnie Nardi, de que la economía de las plataformas digitales acreciente las oportunidades de empleo con autonomía flexible, lo que en principio debería beneficiar a los trabajadores atados al hogar por sus responsabilidades familiares.…”
Section: Persistencia De La Desigualdad De Génerounclassified