A man who rates Google search results said he makes $3 less per hour than his daughter working in fast food
A man who rates Google search results to weed out dangerous and inappropriate content said he gets paid $3 less per hour than his daughter who works at a fast food job.told The Los Angeles Times
he and his colleagues"make some of the lowest wages in the US." Appen's only client is Google, the Times reported, but Google works with several contractors, and doesn't decide pay and benefits for raters as they are not considered company employees. "categorize information to improve our systems," which means Stackhouse sometimes has to review violent or pornographic content, he told the outlet.
"There are times that I have seen some of the graphic content replayed in my dreams," Stackhouse told the Times."This is why I never work late at night anymore. Twice in my 10 years, I have seen child porn but thank God that is ultra-rare. I would quit.""earn poverty wages, with no benefits" — be treated with"the same dignity, respect, and justice" as other workers who make up Google's workforce.
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