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. 15 No. 1 (2022)

The Issue has been developed in the context of the Jean Monnet Module "EULA - EU Law for Algorithm" (ERASMUS-JMO2021-HEI-TCH-RSCH): https://site.unibo.it/eula/it

Published: 2022-07-21

Editorial

Emanuele Menegatti

I-II
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Theme

The EU Commission’s proposal for a Directive on Platform Work: an overview

Valerio De Stefano

1-11
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The legal status of platform workers: regulatory approaches and prospects of a European solution

Christina Hießl

13-28
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De-gigging the labour market? An analysis of the ‘algorithmic management’ provisions in the proposed Platform Work Directive

Antonio Aloisi, Nastazja Potocka-Sionek

29-50
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A step towards digital self- & co-determination in the context of algorithmic management systems

Marta Otto

51-64
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Proposal for a directive on platform workers: enforcement mechanisms and the potential of the (Italian) certification procedure for self-employment

Maria Giovannone

65-83
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The Rebuttable Presumption of Employment Subordination in the US ABC-Test and in the EU Platform Work Directive Proposal: A Comparative Overview

William B. Gould IV, Marco Biasi

85-98
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What Impact Will the Proposed EU Directive on Platform Work Have on the Italian System?

Maurizio Falsone

99-116
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Miscellaneous

Collective voice in fixing minimum wages: social partners’ participation from the ILO and EU perspectives

Katarzyna Bomba

117-132
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Social Europe in times of crises: what lessons can be gleaned from the past?

Massimiliano Delfino

133-141
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The French platform workers: a thwarted path to the third status

Barbara Gomes

143-149
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The Polish Women’s Strike, abortion, and the right to strike

Piotr Grzebyk

151-170
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The remote working model for Polish labour law

Łucja Kobroń-Gąsiorowska

171-186
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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 EU Commission’s proposal for a Directive on Platform Work: an overview

The legal status of platform workers: regulatory approaches and prospects of a European solution

De-gigging the labour market? An analysis of the ‘algorithmic management’ provisions in the proposed Platform Work Directive

A step towards digital self- & co-determination in the context of algorithmic management systems

Proposal for a directive on platform workers: enforcement mechanisms and the potential of the (Italian) certification procedure for self-employment

The Rebuttable Presumption of Employment Subordination in the US ABC-Test and in the EU Platform Work Directive Proposal: A Comparative Overview

What Impact Will the Proposed EU Directive on Platform Work Have on the Italian System?

Miscellaneous

Collective voice in fixing minimum wages: social partners’ participation from the ILO and EU perspectives

Social Europe in times of crises: what lessons can be gleaned from the past?

The French platform workers: a thwarted path to the third status

The Polish Women’s Strike, abortion, and the right to strike

The remote working model for Polish labour law

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