Italian Labour Law e-Journal

Italian Labour Law e-Journal is an open-access peer-reviewed Journal aiming at the advancement of comparative studies on current labour law topics.

The journal is published in English on a biannual basis. Each issue includes a main section dedicated to a specific theme, and a miscellaneous reserved to spontaneous submissions.

ISSN 1561-8048

Vol 13, No 1S (2020): Special Issue: Covid-19 and Labour Law. A Global Review

Current Issue

Vol. 14 No. 2 (2021)

Published: 2021-12-22

Editorial

Iacopo Senatori; Edoardo Ales

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Theme

The Autonomous Workers and the Needed Responses of Social Protection Systems to Overcome Transitions

Chiara Garbuio

1-16
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Economic Dependency and Contractual Imbalance of Self-Employed Workers in the Italian Legal Framework

Caterina Mazzanti

17-27
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How much autonomy in autonomous work? – legal status and social protection of ‘freelancers’ in Poland

Kamila Naumowicz

29-39
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The New Working (Poor) Class. Self-Employment and In-Work Poverty in the EU: a Supranational Regulatory Strategy

Veronica Papa

41-58
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Economically Dependent Workers: main aspects of their protection in the Spanish Labour Law and Social Security System

María Salas Porras

59-69
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Miscellaneous

Who is afraid of unions representation? Some considerations on the SAP SE case in the light of EU Labour Law.

Edoardo Ales

71-83
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The Dutch system for youth minimum wages: expressing concern about age discrimination and the rights of young people

Krystyna Bakhtina

85-96
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The network contract: an instrument to contrast labour exploitation in agriculture. The Italian case

Vincenzo Cangemi, Roberto Pettinelli

97-118
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Index funds and employee welfare: some exploratory insights

Sergio Gilotta

119-138
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The dual dimension of the European Social Charter and its effects on the rules on protection against unlawful dismissals

Alessandro Giuliani

139-155
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Artificial intelligence, work, power imbalance and democracy – why co-determination is essential

Ernesto Klengel, Johanna Wenckebach

157-171
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EU Strategy against gender pay gap through wage transparency: the best is yet to come.

Anna Zilli

173-183
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Italian Labour Law e-Journal

Vol 13, No 1S (2020): Special Issue: Covid-19 and Labour Law. A Global Review

Current Issue

Editorial

Theme

The Autonomous Workers and the Needed Responses of Social Protection Systems to Overcome Transitions

Economic Dependency and Contractual Imbalance of Self-Employed Workers in the Italian Legal Framework

How much autonomy in autonomous work? – legal status and social protection of ‘freelancers’ in Poland

The New Working (Poor) Class. Self-Employment and In-Work Poverty in the EU: a Supranational Regulatory Strategy

Economically Dependent Workers: main aspects of their protection in the Spanish Labour Law and Social Security System

Miscellaneous

Who is afraid of unions representation? Some considerations on the SAP SE case in the light of EU Labour Law.

The Dutch system for youth minimum wages: expressing concern about age discrimination and the rights of young people

The network contract: an instrument to contrast labour exploitation in agriculture. The Italian case

Index funds and employee welfare: some exploratory insights

The dual dimension of the European Social Charter and its effects on the rules on protection against unlawful dismissals

Artificial intelligence, work, power imbalance and democracy – why co-determination is essential

EU Strategy against gender pay gap through wage transparency: the best is yet to come.

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