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POLICY PAPER | EU Platform workers‘ directive: A test for regulating the future of work

A policy paper by our research intern Silke Maes entitled "EU Platform workers' directive: A test for regulating the future of work" takes a closer look at the aforementioned Directive on improving working conditions at work through platforms. The paper details the impact of the development of platforms on working conditions and then argues that the Directive is the first EU attempt to respond to this development.

“There is an intense debate in the literature on whether the reclassification of platform workers to employees is possible and even desirable.” 

The full article can be found under the PDF button.

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