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What is pay per delivery, not per hour, called?
Answer: Piece rate
Why: A piece rate pays a fixed sum for each job counted, while a commission pays a share of what was sold.
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Which kind of online freelance work drew the most demand in 2021?
Answer: Software development
Why: In 2021, 43% of all projects tracked by Oxford's Online Labour Index were software and tech work.
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Where did cleaning app Hilfr sign a union pay deal in 2018?
Answer: Denmark
Why: Freelance cleaners automatically became employees under the deal after 100 hours on the platform, unless they chose to stay freelance.
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What do gig apps call cutting a worker off the platform?
Answer: Deactivation
Why: Since 2025, Australian rules make platforms warn eligible gig workers and let them respond before most deactivations.
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What kind of rides did Indonesia's Gojek start out booking by phone?
Answer: Motorbike taxis
Why: Gojek's name comes from 'ojek', the word for a motorbike taxi common across Indonesia.
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What percentage of a fare does a gig platform keep?
Answer: Take rate
Why: Major gig platforms typically maintain take rates between 15% and 30%, keeping that cut and paying out the rest.