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Submission #217

Evidence from the Access Folk FLF Project

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The University of Sheffield
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Testimony
Published
2025

Themes and sub-themes

Negotiated EthicsEquitable partnershipsPaymentDigital exclusionIntellectual propertyContractsAccessible language/processesHidden labourEmployment status

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