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Christoph Haker im Rahmen der Jahrestagung der DGFE-Sektion Schulpädagogik, Osnabrück, 2021. Boundary-Work / Grenzbearbeitungen – methodologische Überlegungen zu einer erziehungswissenschaftlichen (?) For

central actor for socioeconomic processes in European cities. It reorganises the geography of care work, of urban life and value creation at both local and global scales. Digital platforms such as Lieferando [...] and how do they restructure urban space? 2) How is care labour performed and experienced by the workers when mediated via digital platforms? 3) In what ways does the platformisation of care services ( [...] platforms according to their business models, the reorganisation and financialisation of domestic work in a comparison of three European cities. They will provide in-depth knowledge on processes of urban

care work from a gender perspective . Keynote at the conference New Work – New Problems? , Lucerne, 07.09.2023. https://www.hslu.ch/de-ch/soziale-arbeit/agenda/veranstaltungen/2023/09/07/new-work-2023/ [...] te-november-2022/ . Schwiter , K. (2022): Building a Homan-Centered Future of Work at the Innovathon on The Future of Work at the University of Zurich , 31.10.2022. Schwiter , K. (2022): Platformarbeiter:innen [...] shadow that we need to turn into light’ – How labour intermediaries moralise commodified domestic care work" Conference of the Swiss Labour Network LABORIS . Zurich. 13.12.2024. Schwiter, K. (2024): Panel

urban life. In general, recent lockdowns have made many people realise which kinds of reproductive work are necessary to maintain daily life and how many of them have been externalized in the last decades

ion of these services. Against this backdrop, we understand digital platforms that connect care workers and households seeking a person to care for their children or elderly people as a symptom of the [...] feminist geographies, we examine senior and childcare platforms and their socio-spatial impact on workers and urban spaces. We, therefore, have a particular focus on everyday life and intersectional inequalities

years, the growth of platform-based cleaning services has significantly changed the paid domestic work sector. As a flexible response to the acute time-money crunch faced by many families due to the neoliberal [...] cleaning of the private home at the push of a button. Accordingly, the platformisation of domestic work increasingly blurs the social and spatial boundaries between paid and non-paid reproductive labour

Residential Care Workers Through the Lens of COVID-19 as a ‘Breaching Experiment’, In: Helfen, M.; Delbridge, R.; Pekarek, A; Purser, G. (ed.) Essentiality of Work (Research in the Sociology of Work, Vol. 36) [...] publications Schwiter, K. (2025): Care and the future of work. In: MacLeavy, Julie; Pitts Harry (ed.) The Handbook for the Future of Work. London: Routledge, 195-207. https://www.geo.uzh.ch//dam/jcr:e [...] https://doi.org/10.1108/S0277-283320240000036004 Strüver, A. (2024): Platforms mediating domestic care work as service gigs in European cities: Reorganisation of social reproduction through marketisation .

objectives Alina Grubnyak/Unsplash The digital platform economy reorganises the geography of care work, of urban life and value creation and has therefore become an increasingly central actor for socioeconomic [...] tailored to and how they restructure urban space. How is care labour performed and experienced by the workers when mediated via digital platforms? In what ways does the platformisation of care services (re)produce [...] operators. Their size ensures a diverse and dynamic demand for services as well as a constant supply of workers. Second, the comparative wealth of their populations makes them ideal laboratories for platform operators

project assed the sociospatial dimensions and impacts on platform urbanism in the context of care work. Based on feminist geographies as a theoretical framework, the project aimed to explore how the named [...] team research objectives publications presentations International Conference Platformization of Care Work cleaning-platforms food delivery-platforms child and senior care-platforms