This paper investigates the relationship between the platform economy, industrial relations and social dialogue, as portrayed in the literature. It provides strong evidence that workers in the platform economy are organising into new employee associations (unions) and are also being brought into existing employees associations. None of the evidence surveyed indicates that platforms are organising into employer associations or being incorporated into existing employer associations. Anecdotal evidence suggests that actors in the platform economy are engaging in tripartite dialogue. The authors conclude that i) no overarching framework exists for governing or facilitating social dialogue between the parties involved in the platform economy, an...
This report studies the articulation and effectiveness of social dialogue at the European and nation...
This report maps a kaleidoscopic array of platform-mediated working arrangements, by clustering the ...
[From the Introduction]. This paper analyses the European corporate governance debate and examines b...
The IRSDACE project - Industrial Relations and Social Dialogue in the Age of Collaborative Economy -...
The introduction of the platform economy in Europe has sparked debate on the challenges it raises fo...
The platform economy has become an important consideration within the European Commission’s Digital ...
Digitalisation has given rise to new forms of work and work organisation, of which work in the platf...
By comparing the online talent platform economy and the temporary agency work sector, this study aim...
The digitalisation of work is creating new ways of intermediating work, with for example platforms i...
This case study provides a snapshot of the dynamics in the digital market for locally provided perso...
Digitalisation is transforming business landscapes and the world of work and redefining the boundari...
This working paper examines the European Union policy framework on return to work after chronic dise...
Focusing on Austria, this report provides an overview of online platforms matching supply and demand...
The reuse policy of the European Commission is implemented by Commission Decision 2011/833/EU of 12 ...
Are large digital platforms that deal directly with consumers “winner take all,” or natural monopoly...
This report studies the articulation and effectiveness of social dialogue at the European and nation...
This report maps a kaleidoscopic array of platform-mediated working arrangements, by clustering the ...
[From the Introduction]. This paper analyses the European corporate governance debate and examines b...
The IRSDACE project - Industrial Relations and Social Dialogue in the Age of Collaborative Economy -...
The introduction of the platform economy in Europe has sparked debate on the challenges it raises fo...
The platform economy has become an important consideration within the European Commission’s Digital ...
Digitalisation has given rise to new forms of work and work organisation, of which work in the platf...
By comparing the online talent platform economy and the temporary agency work sector, this study aim...
The digitalisation of work is creating new ways of intermediating work, with for example platforms i...
This case study provides a snapshot of the dynamics in the digital market for locally provided perso...
Digitalisation is transforming business landscapes and the world of work and redefining the boundari...
This working paper examines the European Union policy framework on return to work after chronic dise...
Focusing on Austria, this report provides an overview of online platforms matching supply and demand...
The reuse policy of the European Commission is implemented by Commission Decision 2011/833/EU of 12 ...
Are large digital platforms that deal directly with consumers “winner take all,” or natural monopoly...
This report studies the articulation and effectiveness of social dialogue at the European and nation...
This report maps a kaleidoscopic array of platform-mediated working arrangements, by clustering the ...
[From the Introduction]. This paper analyses the European corporate governance debate and examines b...