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Meta Is Trying, and Failing, to Crush Unions in Kenya

Kenyan content moderators at Meta have been fighting for better compensation for workers forced to watch videos of murder, rape, and ethnic cleansing. Meta was initially unwilling to give in to these demands, but Kenyan courts are intervening on the side of workers.

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Kenyan court paves way for lawsuit alleging Facebook played role in fuelling Ethiopia s Tigray conflict

Petitioners seek to compel Meta to stop viral hate on Facebook, ramp up content review, and to create a $1.6 billion compensation fund.

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SSIR Data on Purpose Conference Reading List: Labor, Tech, and the Future of Work

SSIR Data on Purpose Conference Reading List: Labor, Tech, and the Future of Work
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Over 700 Amazon Workers in the UK Walked Out Over Pay Increase Dispute

Several Amazon warehouse workers in England went on strike this week for an hourly raise. Seven hundred Amazon employees went on strike in support of a $2.

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Accountability in algorithmic injustice

Computer Weekly looks at the growing number of injustices involving algorithms and automated decision-making, and what can be done to hold governments and companies accountable for the failures of computer systems they deploy

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