[Air-L] Postdoctoral fellowship on platform work

[Kylie Jarrett]

Hello all,
My colleague in Geography is advertising a 2 year postdoctoral fellowship
researching delivery riders in Ireland. See below. Suitable for
postdoctoral researchers just out of PhD.

2-year Postdoc on delivery rider labour and health in Dublin Ireland

Deadline 15 Jan 2025

RIDERLAB aims to build a novel participatory research program with Dublin’s
migrant delivery riders for a greater understanding of the issues at the
intersection of labour, migration & health to increase public awareness of
these issues, foster collective action, and improve public/occupational
health for migrants and marginalized communities. To combat the pressing
occupational, environmental, and social hazards experienced by the delivery
riders in the city, we have begun engaging with the riders to codesign
RIDERLAB and document labour issues (precarity, exploitation, power,
inequality), co-create a health monitoring program (e.g., through bike and
body sensor program), codevelop participatory mapping methods to describe
unsafe work locations and community assets, and identify paths for
participatory democracy. RIDERLAB is a 2-year research project with PI
Jeremy Auerbach at the UCD School of Geography and funded by Research Ireland’s
Collaborative Alliances for Societal Challenges (COALESCE) scheme.

PD1 Salary Range: €46,305 - €52,863 Per Annum;
PD2 Salary Range: €54,307 - €59,063 Per Annum .
Appointment on the above range will be dependent upon qualifications and
experience.

Apply Here
https://www.ucd.ie/workatucd/jobs/ <https://lnkd.in/eY-fGfMJ>
Reference #
019252

Thanks and have a happy festive season.

Kylie Jarrett


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Prof. Kylie Jarrett
School of Information and Communication Studies
University College Dublin
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