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Finetuning the EU’s Platform Work Directive

The European Commission’s draft Directive on working conditions in the platform (or ‘gig’) economy is a promising instrument (see our general overview, here). It...

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Jeremias Adams-Prassl

Aislinn Kelly-Lyth

Can Governments Control Mass Layoffs by Employers? Economic Freedoms vs Labour Rights in Case C-201/15 AGET Iraklis

Domestic labour law does not escape the grip of EU law: national labour regulations have to comply with EU primary and/or secondary EU law. The Viking and ...

20 February 2018

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Menelaos Markakis

Corporate Co-Determination German-Style as a Model for the UK?

On 13 July 2016, Theresa May took up office as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. Only shortly before, she had made headlines when she proposed to adopt...

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Horst Eidenmüller

Mathias Habersack

Work in the Gig Economy: TaskRabbit, Uber &Co as Employers?

Employment law has long struggled to adapt to new forms of employment – who should be responsible for the protection of workers rights, from minimum wage and working time to...

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Jeremias Adams-Prassl

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