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Modeling the job quality of 'work relationships' in China's gig economy

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Gig workers : highly engaged and leadership independent

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Exposure to Psychosocial Risk Factors in the Gig Economy : A Systematic Review

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The ‘gig economy’ refers to a market system in which companies or individual requesters hire workers to perform short assignments. These transactions are mediated through online labour platforms, either outsourcing work to a geographically dispersed crowd or allocating work to individuals in...

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