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D'après Mark Graham, les cinq stratégies pour améliorer les conditions de travail des digital workers sont : des données appropriées pour voir ce qu'il se passe dans ce secteur ; davantage de transparence dans les chaînes de valeur ; s'approprier les espaces digitaux de résistance ; réguler le marché du travail digital là où se trouvent les donneurs d'ordres ; mettre en place des plateformes coopératives.

Antonio Casilli a réalisé des épisodes d'un MOOC de l'Ecole supérieure d'arts graphiques de la ville de Paris. Au programme, entre autres ; "du crowdsourcing au digital labor" et "travail, emploi et digital labor".

Série d'interview sur quatre questions liées au futur digital du travail : ici, quels sont les enjeux du digital en termes de politiques publiques, par exemple pour protéger les travailleurs et les aider à s'adapter à un monde du travail en pleine évolution ?

Interview d'Antonio Casilli sur le digital labor.

Série d'interview sur quatre questions liées au futur digital du travail : ici, est-ce que le digital va rendre le fait d'aller travailler 8 heures par jour dans un bureau obsolète ?

"Digital technologies are a double-edged sword for the world's women. Men's greater access to these technologies puts women at risk of being left even further behind economically and socially. But if women can tap the full power of digital technologies, vital new opportunities will open up for them."

"we find the country has been particularly good at digitizing some parts of the value chain, but there are gaps in the digitization of some core business processes, such as customer-relationship management and supply-chain management, and in investment in next-generation technologies like the Internet of Things and advanced artificial intelligence (Exhibit 3). The United Kingdom also lags in robotics adoption. "

"The results indicate that digital intensive industries especially reward workers having relatively higher levels of self-organisation and advanced numeracy skills. Moreover, for workers in digital intensive industries, bundles of skills are particularly important: workers endowed with a high level of numeracy skills receive an additional wage premium, if they also show high levels of self-organisation or managing and communication skills."

"We've seen a number of platform cooperatives, which integrate the practices of cooperatives in digital platforms by democratizing control and ownership, crop up in the U.S. These organizations are formed with the goal of countering extractive platforms that promote digital capitalism. While these platforms are often started in order to create a cooperative model, in Old Europe, the road appears to go in the other direction. It consists of cooperation between global digital platforms and bottom-up initiatives by community enterprises, located in small villages in Italy - away from the bright lights of Smart Cities."

Entretien avec Antonio Casilli sur digital labor, micro-travail et fermes à clics.

Série d'interview sur quatre questions liées au futur digital du travail : ici, que va changer l'automatisation ?

L'Indonésie est un des marchés digitaux qui croît le plus vite, mais de façon particulièrement inégalitaire. Pour y remédier se mettent en place des initiatives, dont une coopérative, Koperasi Digital Indonesia Mandiri, qui produit localement des smartphones low-cost, et construit une plateformes de services accessible de ces téléphones.

Série d'interview sur quatre questions liées au futur digital du travail : ici, quelles compétences seront nécessaires pour travailler demain ?

Compte rendu de l'ouvrage "Qu'est-ce que le digital labor ?".

"The biennial OECD Digital Economy Outlook examines and documents evolutions and emerging opportunities and challenges in the digital economy. It highlights how OECD countries and partner economies are taking advantage of information and communication technologies (ICTs) and the Internet to meet their public policy objectives. Through comparative evidence, it informs policy makers of regulatory practices and policy options to help maximise the potential of the digital economy as a driver for innovation and inclusive growth."

Derrière le digital, tout l'enjeu pour les entreprises est de transformer profondément leurs modes d'organisation. Le sujet n'est donc pas tant le digital que l'adaptation et la résilience.

"This briefing note was prepared for the European Union Heads of State Tallinn Digital Summit, which brought together heads of state and CEOs to discuss the steps needed to enable people, enterprises, and governments to fully tap into the potential of innovative technologies and digitization."

"Platform-to-business trading practices About Online platforms Policies News Events Funding Consultations Reports and studies Laws Related topics Audiovisual & Media Services Cybersecurity Digitising European Industry Next Generation Internet PAGE CONTENTS Useful links The European Commission aims at promoting fairness and transparency for business users of online intermediation services. Platforms offer unparalleled efficiencies in terms of access to cross-border consumer markets and have become the go-to interface for millions of successful firms. While the gateway position of online platforms enables them to organise ecosystems of millions of users, it also opens a scope for certain unilateral trading practices that are harmful, and against which no effective redress is available for the businesses using these platforms. Both direct harms to businesses, as well as the mere scope for such harm, undermine the innovation potential of platforms, which is exacerbated by emerging legal fragmentation. The Commission therefore announced in its mid-term review of the Digital Single Market Strategy that it would deliver concrete actions on unfair contracts and trading practices in platform-to-business relations. This commitment to safeguard a fair, predictable, sustainable and trusted business environment in the online economy was confirmed in President Juncker's 2017 State of the Union address. Delivering on this commitment, the Commission proposed on 26 April 2018 an EU Regulation on fairness and transparency together with the creation of an Observatory on the online platform economy. The proposal was underpinned by an impact Assessment that incorporates evidence and stakeholders' views collected during a two-year fact-finding exercise."