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Silence Before the Storm? Social Security Protection in Polish Platform Work a Year Ahead of the Platform Work Directive Read the report The Fairwork Spain Ratings 2025 are published! Insufficient progress in protecting work on digital platforms Read the report The Fairwork Philippines Ratings 2025 are out! Labour on the Edge - Riding through Extreme Weather and Precarious Labour Read the report The Fairwork Brazil Ratings 2025 are published! Indebtedness and Precariousness: A Portrait of Platform Work Read the report Our Fairwork Germany Ratings 2025 are out! The German Platform Economy in the Face of the EU Platform Work Directive Read the report Our new certification scheme is ready to serve you. Whether you work with AI/BPO directly, or indirectly, this is for you Learn More Button to load carousel slide 1 Button to load carousel slide 2 Button to load carousel slide 3 Button to load carousel slide 4 Button to load carousel slide 5 Button to load carousel slide 6 Choose Fairness Do you care that the driver who takes you home tonight is properly paid? Or that the person delivering your lunch is protected if they get in a road accident? Use the tool below to find out which platform company in your area got the highest Fairwork score according to our research. I am looking for ----- Remote A freelancer A microworker Translation or transcription services ----- Location Based Food delivery Logistics delivery A ride Groceries delivery Domestic services (cleaning, cooking, etc.) Home services (plumber, gardener, movers, etc.) Professional services (beauty, accounting, doctor, lawyer, etc.) Care services (babysitting, elderly care, etc.) A shuttle service I am in The platforms with the highest Fairwork scores will appear here... Fairness is defined by five principles of fair platform work. Companies are assessed using rigorous academic methods, with all evaluated against the same standards. They are given a chance to respond and provide evidence, earning points only if they meet the criteria for each principle. Learn more about Fairwork's methodology. This search tool is regularly updated. If you want to report a problem or share information please contact us. Fairwork Principles Fair Pay Workers, irrespective of their employment classification, should earn a decent income. They should be paid on time, and for all work completed. Fair Conditions Workers should be protected from risks arising from the processes of work. Platforms should take proactive measures to protect and promote the health and safety of workers. Fair Contracts Terms and conditions should be transparent, concise, and always accessible to workers. Contracts should be consistent with the terms of workers’ engagement on the platform. Fair Management There should be a documented due process for decisions affecting workers. Management processes should be transparent and result in equitable outcomes for workers. Fair Representation Platforms should provide a documented process through which worker voice can be expressed. Workers have the right to organise in collective bodies, and platforms should be prepared to cooperate and negotiate with them. Fairwork evaluates companies’ labour practices in a variety of sectors: Location-based platform work Location-based platforms offer services like food delivery, ride-hailing, domestic work, beauty services, house repairs and more. We evaluate the working conditions of these platforms and rank them based on five principles of fair platform work. We have produced national rankings in 38 countries across 5 continents. Cloudwork Cloudwork is work that can be performed online from anywhere in the world. This includes small tasks like filling in surveys and training AI systems, to freelance services like translation, web development or design. We rate the working conditions on major cloudwork platforms in line with five principles of fair online work. Artificial intelligence (AI) From chatbots to monitoring systems, companies are increasingly rolling out AI systems on their employees. Fairwork has developed a set of principles to guide the fair use of AI systems in the workplace. We use these principles to monitor and evaluate the deployment of AI systems in workplaces across the world. Sex work Websites that offer camming, escorting and content delivery (e.g. OnlyFans) are a vital source of income for many. Fairwork is undertaking research on a range of different sex work platforms to better understand the realities of working for these platforms. Engage with Fairwork Help us build a fairer future of work Newsletter Stay up to date with the latest insights on the platform economy and the future of work. JOIN THE NEWSLETTER Pledge Join a network of individuals and organisations in support of fair work. JOIN THE PLEDGE Fairwork Publications See all publications Fairwork Poland Ratings 2025: Silence Before the Storm? Social Security Protection in Polish Platform Work a Year Ahead of the Platform Work Directive Read Now Fairwork Jordan Cloudwork & Gender Report: Opportunities, Challenges, & Gender-Related Problems Read Now Fairwork Jordan Ratings 2025: Social Protection and Regulatory Challenges Read Now Fairwork Peru 2025 scores: recognition without transformation: beyond dialogue in the platform economy Read Now 1 2 3 Next Fairwork Coverage See all press coverage How Indian students end up exploited in Germany Deutsche Welle, 09 February 2026 Documentary about Indian students in Germany face a harsh reality working in the platform economy, an industry often underpinned by shady practices with anonymous subcontractors and subpar working conditions. Fairwork Germany Report 2025 is featured. Read Now Indischer Fahrradkurier: “Ich lebte in ständiger Angst” Web.de, 28 January 2026 While pizza and burgers are conveniently delivered via app, many couriers – often migrants from India – struggle with precarious living conditions. Dr. Tobias Kuttler from Fairwork Germany comments. Read Now Psicólogos, abogados, cuidadores… La precariedad de las plataformas digitales asalta a cada vez más sectores El País, 25 January 2026 Food delivery dominates the debate on "uberization," but experts emphasize that it is gaining traction in other sectors, even those requiring high skills. Fairwork Spain and PI Alberto Riesco are featured. Read Now Ausbeutung mit System – Indische Fahrradkuriere in Deutschland ARD, 04 January 2026 Radio documentary about Indians in Germany who work for delivery platforms. Many riders pedal for 10 hours a day, but their debts constantly grow because they have to pay for overpriced accommodation and "tuition fees". Fairwork Germany is featured. Read Now 1 2 3 Next Fairwork Blogs Beyond exploitation through work: research denounces the logic in Brazil of indebtedness operated by digital platforms 4 March 2026 Read Now Platform work and labour reform: a preview of the future of work in Argentina 4 March 2026 Read Now New report provides second assessment of working conditions in the Spanish platform economy 12 November 2025 Read Now Call For Papers AAG 2026: Platform Labor: The Geographies, Economies and Inequalities under Algorithmic Management and Big data 25 October 2025 Read Now 1 2 3 Next Stephen A. 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