Observed arrival · 2026-10-14
TRAMA examines the human cost of algorithmic work
A research project explores how algorithmic management connects workplace rules, inequality and mental health.
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- Researchers and educators studying algorithmic work
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- A fictional case contrasts two workers facing the same shift change, including a 10:00-to-07:00 notice sent the evening before.
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The page uses brief article teasers to move from a schedule change to less visible forms of workplace control. One asks who can correct a system's decision; another distinguishes being allowed to pause from being able to do so without lowering a score. A further explainer describes the point at which a task record starts setting the next target. The homepage also provides research-team and learning-material links.
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