Qualitative study reveals emotional suppression and exclusion impacting food delivery workers' well-being, indicating urgent policy reforms.
Platform work reinforces structural precarity, emotional suppression, and symbolic exclusion, profoundly shaping the health and well-being of food delivery workers. These findings highlight the need for policy reforms to protect gig workers' mental health, dignity, and social inclusion, and advocating for the psychosocially sensitive governance of digital labor platforms.
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