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Survey of 14K delivery drivers in Japan: most work 40 hours or less per week, 63% are satisfied with work, 82% would keep their jobs “for a while” or “forever”

Platform work has freed people from oppressive workplace culture.  For now.  —  • TOKYO, JAPAN Tweets: @anupkaphle Tweets: Anup Kaphle / @anupkaphle : “...because I was traumatized by my human boss, I felt more comfortable with an AI boss.” For Uber delivery drivers in Japan, gig work has provided freedom from oppressive workplace culture — for now By Kaoruko Ishibushi from Tokyo https://restofworld.org/...

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    “...because I was traumatized by my human boss, I felt more comfortable with an AI boss.” For Uber delivery drivers in Japan, gig work has provided freedom from oppressive workplace culture — for now By Kaoruko Ishibushi from Tokyo https://restofworld.org/...