Consultation — Digital Labour Tech

The emphasis is on rigorous, worker-centred analysis that can travel across research, media, civil society, and public policy settings.

Scope

Labour-tech research design, analytical briefings, editorial collaboration, policy interpretation, and structured public-facing inputs on platform work, AI and labour, algorithmic management, and digital labour regulation.

Counterparties

Universities, research centres, public bodies, media organisations, unions, worker organisations, foundations, and civil society groups that need grounded analysis rather than promotional framing.

Approach

Engagements are analytically clear, empirically serious, and suitable for public or semi-public use — including briefing materials, commissioned notes, workshops, and editorial support.

Engagement Formats

Research collaboration and advisory input on labour-tech themes
Policy consultation, interpretation, and background briefings
Commissioned essays, briefs, and analytical memoranda
Talks, workshops, roundtables, and invited sessions
Editorial support and peer review

Boundaries

Not a general marketing, growth, or brand strategy service
Not a high-volume content studio or rapid commentary mill
Not a substitute for legal representation or formal regulatory counsel
Aligned only with engagements consistent with a worker-centred analytical stance

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