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Racism and food delivery platforms: shaping migrants’ work experiences and future expectations in the United Kingdom and Chile
Recent studies have demonstrated that platform work is predominately undertaken by migrant workers. Drawing on a qualitative study of platform-based food delivery work in Chile and the United Kingdom, we examine how migrant workers’ experiences of race and ethnicity shape their working conditions an
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