The Platform Economy and Social Law: Key Issues in Comparative Perspectives

The social and legal questions posed by the platformisation of the economy are very similar to those posed by the social transformations of past industrial revolutions; transformations which served as a lever for bygone institutions to establish, step by step, the social models we now enjoy. What is at stake here is the emergence of a renewed social contract.

by Céline Wattecamps, Christophe Degryse, Felicia Rosioru, Günther Löschnigg, Isabelle Daugareilh, Jean-Philippe Dunand, Kieran Van Den Bergh, Luke Mason, Miguel Rodríguez-Piñero Royo, Nicola Gundt, Pascal Mahon, Philippe Pochet, Silvia Borelli

European Trade Union Institute

Digital Platforms, Labour Law, Social Law, Workers Rights

About the Author / Organization

Christophe Degryse

Isabelle Daugareilh

Philippe Pochet

Silvia Borelli

Jean-Philippe Dunand

Nicola Gundt

Günther Löschnigg

Pascal Mahon

Luke Mason

Miguel Rodríguez-Piñero Royo

Felicia Rosioru

Kieran Van den Bergh

Céline Wattecamps

European Trade Union Institute

Factsheet- Southeast Asia

The JustJobs Network has developed a comprehensive repository of skilling ecosystems of over 20 countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. With the hope to publicize this information, we have produced factsheets for the Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, and Cambodia…