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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