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SB4 - SM2: Matching algorithm in service operations 1
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Dynamic matching with driver compensation guarantees in crowdsourced delivery 1Toronto Metropolitan University, Canada; 2University of Waterloo, Canada Crowdsourced delivery platforms offer workers complete flexibility in scheduling their own hours. However, since workers are treated as independent contractors, they do not receive minimum wage protection. Here we examine the integration of driver compensation guarantees in a platform's matching decisions. We design dynamic matching policies that guarantee a particular level of utilization or wage for active workers, while maintaining the inherent work hour flexibility of the sharing economy. Online algorithms for matching platforms with multi-channel traffic 1UCLA Anderson School of Management; 2Yale School of Management; 3Stanford Graduate School of Business; 4Chinese University of Hong Kong TBD Online bipartite matching with advice: tight robustness-consistency tradeoffs for the two-stage model 1Cornell University; 2Columbia University TBD |