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"Informalisation of employment and career trajectories in the gig economy: evidence from ehailing drivers Cape Town"
Problem Statement: The rate of technological development, ehailing adoption, work fairness, and industry performance within the gig-economy are well-studied globally. However, the South African context remains underexplored. Research on career trajectories and informality in this sector has been lim...
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Department of Information Systems
2025
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