Cell C and M4Jam offers R2m to gig-economy workers
The project is scheduled to run over three weeks and the average pay-out per jobber is estimated to be R310 per week
14 April 2020 - 12:11
SA’s third largest mobile operator, Cell C, has partnered with micro-jobs platform M4Jam to give South Africans having difficulty earning an income during the national lockdown, a chance to make some extra money, through a R2m project.
M4Jam is a micro-jobbing and micro-learning platform which allows users, referred to as “jobbers”, to complete small, market research jobs or in-company training modules in exchange for rewards such as cash, vouchers and points...
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