We’re excited to share that Wikirate has partnered with Fairwork to make Fairwork’s full set of ratings, and the underlying evidence used to produce them, openly accessible on the Wikirate platform.
Fairwork is known for its rigorous evaluation of digital labour platforms around the world, scoring them against key principles of fair work: Fair Pay, Fair Conditions, Fair Contracts, Fair Management, and Fair Representation. Their research plays an essential role in improving standards in the gig economy and driving transparency in platform work.
What this partnership means
With this collaboration:
All Fairwork ratings will be published and maintained on Wikirate.
Each score is backed by fully accessible underlying data, documentation, and methodology.
The information is now searchable, reusable, and linkable through Wikirate’s open data infrastructure.
Researchers, advocates, workers, policymakers, and platform companies can now engage directly with the evidence behind the ratings.
Why this matters
This partnership brings together Fairwork’s globally respected research and Wikirate’s mission to make corporate data open, comparable, and actionable. By combining forces, we’re expanding the availability of transparent, verifiable information about digital labour platforms and empowering more people to use it for accountability, advocacy, and change.
Explore the data
You can now browse Fairwork’s ratings by country, platform, or principle, along with the source materials behind every score. This is just the beginning, and we’ll continue adding new ratings as Fairwork publishes them.