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Digital technologies reshape work, enabling digital nomads and trapping some migrant workers on platforms. This study explores the evolving quality of work, revealing new worker values and the dual nature of these digital labor configurations.

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  • Sociology of Work
  • Digital Economy Studies
  • Migration Studies

Background:

  • Advanced digital technologies are transforming work, migration, and daily life.
  • Digital nomads can work remotely, while some labor migrants face platform-bound work.
  • The concept of 'quality of work' is shifting due to these digital transformations.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To critically review the evolving notion of quality of work in the digital age.
  • To analyze the phenomena of digital nomadism and migrant engagement in digital platforms.
  • To identify new elements valued by digital nomad and migrant platform workers.

Main Methods:

  • Critical review of the concept of quality of work.
  • Empirical insights from research on digital platforms and immigrant employment.
  • Analysis of studies on digital nomadism.

Main Results:

  • Digital technologies create opportunities and challenges in the migration field.
  • Digital nomadism and platform work represent seemingly opposed but related phenomena.
  • New values and aspirations are emerging among digital nomad and migrant platform workers.

Conclusions:

  • The shifting contours of work quality are evident in digital nomadism and platform labor.
  • These digital configurations present an ambivalence, creating both vulnerable workers and agentic subjects.
  • Workers leverage digital nomadism and platform work to negotiate career aspirations.