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WeClock feat. in Suddeutsche Zeitung

WeClock featured in Suddeutsche Zeitung: Human as a Drone

WeClock featured in Huck

In the article "Gig workers are fighting back by surveilling their employers - Turning the Tables" journalist Anna Dent presents ways in...

WeClock featured in Wired

'Worker Data Science' Can Teach Us How to Fix the Gig Economy article by Dr Karen Gregory on digital worker inquiry. Featuring WeClock!

Podcast: The Rise of Robo Bosses

Podcast with Mary Towers, Anna Thomas and Beth Gutelius on Algorithmic Management, union responses & Tech for Good including our app WeClock

Innovations for Good Work

This panel gathered Good Work Innovators to discuss their initiatives, lessons learnt and tips for the future

Gig Workers Fighting Back

"Gig Workers Gather Their Own Data to Check the Algorithm’s Math" - article in Wired features WeClock - our self-tracking app for workers

Data Rights are Labour Rights

Mozilla's Internet Health Report 2020 article "Data Rights are Labour Rights" includes mention of WeClock and Lighthouse - the two tools...

5 App-Design Lessons

5 app design lessons that will be helpful if you embark on designing an app

Employers are tracking us. Let's track them back

Employers are using tech to track their employees ever more closely. Time for workers to reclaim their own data!

Anti-worker Facebook?

Facebook bans our worker app without explanation. Are they showing their anti-worker face?

WeClock - the app for workers

Workshop, April 15, 2020 This workshop presents our app WeClock. An open source, privacy-preserving app designed for workers by workers....