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Algorithmic Work and Working Life (AWWL) Emerging Research Network

Exploring how algorithms, AI and digital platforms are changing the way we work and shaping people's working lives.

About the network

Algorithmic Work and Working Life (AWWL) explores how algorithms, AI and digital platforms are changing the way work is organised, managed and experienced. We examine what these changes mean for workers, organisations and society.

We investigate how individuals:

  • interpret
  • navigate
  • comply with
  • resist
  • reinterpret

algorithmic management, the governance of visibility and platform governance in their everyday working lives.

What we do

Our research considers how technology can shape working lives in different ways depending on factors such as career stage, sector, location and social position.

It focuses on three interconnected areas:


Who we are

The network brings together researchers from across Newcastle University.

Leadership

Convenor: Dr Yin Liang

Co-Convenors: Dr Martí Lopez-Andreu, Dr Emily Yarrow

Newcastle University members

Find out more

For enquiries about membership, collaboration or events, please contact:

Dr Yin Liang

ERN Convenor

yin.liang@newcastle.ac.uk