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The platform economy and social law: key issues in comparative perspective [Chinese edition]

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European Trade Union Institute, Brussels

Daugareilh, Isabelle ; Degryse, Christophe ; Pochet, Philippe

ETUI - Brussels

2020

238 p.

digital economy ; sharing economy ; crowd work ; labour law ; employment ; labour relations ; temporary work agency ; EU law ; future of work ; trade union ; collective bargaining ; comparison

EU countries ; Switzerland ; USA

Economics

Chinese

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9787500874232

03.01-67636

"This Working Paper brings together two parallel but complementary approaches to the impact of the platform economy on working conditions and social law. The first part of the study shows that the business models of some platforms is a combination of technological disruption and social evasion. The second part of this working paper confirms that it is in the gaps and ambiguities in social legislation that platforms are trying to legitimise a business model abrogating all social responsibility. It is in this sense that we can talk about the risk of “social evasion” of several major platforms, exactly in the same way as fiscal evasion. "

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