Invisible labour exists within all forms of work. In looking to the future of work (FoW), this
article reviews the literature on two separate examples; digital work and the 4IR, to uncover …

The proliferation of remote work with the Covid-19 pandemic has resulted in a new
geography of work and new spaces of inequality. While working remotely can be …

Paid work is increasingly distributed across multiple workplaces. In a representative survey
of 1325 Montrealers, we associate each job with two workscapes (defined as the various …

Virtual worlds and their numerous digital geographies are ubiquitous in everyday life. This
article addresses the intersection of two increasingly popular mediums: virtual reality and …

The COVID‐19 pandemic and consequent health regulations compelled office‐based
knowledge workers to work from home (WFH) en masse. Government and employer …

Emotional geographies of creativity during disruptive crises have received scant attention
yet are deeply entwined with unfolding spatial reconfigurations. Drawing upon ethnographic …

How does the precarity of creative work iterate with the precarity of creative spaces? In
answer, we examine Covid-19 pandemic experiences of workers across diverse creative …

Covid-19 has wreaked havoc worldwide. To mitigate the spread of the virus, societies
around the world implemented various social control measures and restrictions on mobility …

This paper explores the shift to working from home among finance professionals in Canada
as a result of the COVID‐19 pandemic. We present the results of a survey that invited …

Buried beneath homes and businesses, pipelines convey an invisible threat: flammable
natural gas. Methane gas leaks in distribution pipelines contribute to climate change …