Quel droit social en Europe face au capitalisme de plateforme ?

The rise of platform capitalism has gone hand-in-hand with a transformation of forms of employment and work in France and elsewhere. The need to create new forms of regulation – and the opportunity that this represents - has never been more palpable than in recent years. Actual and proposed reforms...

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Main Author: Josépha Dirringer
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Language:fra
Published: La Nouvelle Revue du Travail 2018-10-01
Series:La Nouvelle Revue du Travail
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/nrt/3965
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description The rise of platform capitalism has gone hand-in-hand with a transformation of forms of employment and work in France and elsewhere. The need to create new forms of regulation – and the opportunity that this represents - has never been more palpable than in recent years. Actual and proposed reforms have proliferated as efforts are made to formulate a body of social law that protects all workers, irrespective of their legal subordination or economic dependence. The article presents possible ways in which this might happen. Beyond the technical redefinition of worker status, it investigates which pathway is most apt to maximise workers’ protection and empowerment. The premise here is that rethinking the boundaries of wage-earning does not suffice. Rather, it is crucial that consideration be given to the best way of reformulating social rights and creating new forms of social solidarity.
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Quel droit social en Europe face au capitalisme de plateforme ?
La Nouvelle Revue du Travail
employment
self-employment
platform capitalism
social law
social rights
title Quel droit social en Europe face au capitalisme de plateforme ?
title_full Quel droit social en Europe face au capitalisme de plateforme ?
title_fullStr Quel droit social en Europe face au capitalisme de plateforme ?
title_full_unstemmed Quel droit social en Europe face au capitalisme de plateforme ?
title_short Quel droit social en Europe face au capitalisme de plateforme ?
title_sort quel droit social en europe face au capitalisme de plateforme
topic employment
self-employment
platform capitalism
social law
social rights
url https://journals.openedition.org/nrt/3965
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