![]() They tend to be somewhat younger but are far from constituting a student workforce. Internet and platform workers differ from the offline workforce in several ways. In particular, 17% of the working age population did some internet work in the past year, 4,3% did platform work and 1,1% can be classified as ‘main platform workers’ that is, working 20 hours or more per week or earning more than 50% of their income through platforms. We found the prevalence of internet and platform work to be relatively similar in the analysed countries, suggesting a uniform evolution of this type of work across the EU. The use of standard probability sampling allows us to estimate the proportion of internet and platform workers, and to identify their characteristics, in a way that is generalisable to the working age population. ![]() This paper presents some of the key insights from the second wave of the ETUI Internet and Platform Work Survey (ETUI IPWS) conducted in 14 member states of the European Union (EU) in Spring 2021. ![]()
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