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Worker compensation
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying worker-compensation. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 3128900-006 : The cost structure of centralized micro task systems, which require intermediation, produces significant overpricing that does not benefit the workers themselves.
- 3128900-010 : Paying proportionally, up to fifteen times, for the same project output is waste, and the necessity of multiplying work also pushes micro task workers into lower rates with no pay increases.
- 3128900-038 : Centralized platform fees charged to requesters for the right to submit tasks exert downward pressure on worker compensation, so the fee structure itself is what depresses pay.
- 3128900-040 : Payment intermediary fees such as Paypal's are viable only for higher volume workers who can eventually avoid them, so they operate as an entry barrier against new micro task workers.
- 3406323-013 : Because decentralized cryptocurrency platforms have lower cost structures, they can remove the consumer fees integral to centralized competitors, which eradicates downward pressure on platform worker
- 3808867-034 : Because decentralized platforms can remove the consumer fees that are integral to their centralized competitors, they also remove downward pressure on platform worker compensation, since costs are les
- 4755632-009 : Existing centralized micro task marketplaces cannot adequately fulfill the growing demand for high quality labeled AI training data, because their cost structure requires intermediation, which produce
- 4755632-012 : The necessity of duplicating micro task work depresses worker pay: it subjects micro task workers to lower rates and prevents payment increases, so redundancy based quality control is financed out of