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What about work?

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by Good Business Lab

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What about work? talks about the past and current experiences of workers in labor-intensive industries and other emerging sectors from different geographies. Be it garment, automobile, fast food, platform gig work, or any other. This is an audio series produced by Good Business Lab. Good Business Lab seeks to globally transform the lives of low-income workers through rigorous research and evidence-based solutions. Through this podcast, we aim to weave a comprehensive perspective not just on what our work is but why we are compelled to pursue it and how our intention translates to impact.

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3/8/2023

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October 5, 2023

Incentives, Impact and Inache

Can technology be harnessed to empower worker voice? We talk about how the worker voice tool, Inache, helps to address accumulated frustration, unresolved blockages, and untapped ideas in a labor-intensive setting and facilitates simple communication between management and workers. Listen to interesting insights from GBL folks on what challenges and worker-behavior factors were considered while developing Inache. We discuss more about the tool’s reception and case stories from workers themselves. Visit <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/gblventures/">GBL Ventures</a> to know more about <a href="https://gblventures.com/inache/">Inache</a>.

September 27, 2023

Empowering worker voice

Listening to your workers on factory floors can make them feel heard and drive dialogue, productivity, and progress. GBL researchers discuss the importance of worker voice and breaking down the barriers that hold it back.

September 18, 2023

What do rural women think of paid work?

Do rural women want paid work? How far are they willing to go for paid work? What do they think of flexible and formal paid employment opportunities? How do they view men’s role in household dynamics? We try to find answers to these questions through the lens of the Female Labour Supply project- designed to provide a formal and flexible employment option for rural women. Tune in to the village of Nimdih, where GBL worked with women to understand their needs better. As we unravel more about the project's overall design, we also try to understand whether these distinctive interventions can hold their own in the marketplace.

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What is What about work??: What about work? talks about the past and current experiences of workers in labor-intensive industries and other emerging sectors from different geographies. Be it garment, automobile, fast food, platform gig work, or any other.

This is an audio series produced by Good Business Lab. Good Business Lab seeks to globally transform the lives of low-income workers through rigorous research and evidence-based solutions. Through this podcast, we aim to weave a comprehensive perspective not just on what our work is but why we are compelled to pursue it and how our intention translates to impact.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
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