FES-ETUC Social Media Campaign #FairPlatformWork
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FES Future of Work and ETUC have launched a joint Social Media Campaign on the adoption of the Directive to improve the working conditions of people working through digital labour platforms.
As both ETUC and FES share the same values and objective for fair working conditions for platform workers, we would like to stress the importance of strengthening our cooperation in achieving the common goals.
We strongly emphasise the importance of the following amendments:
- Until proven otherwise every platform should be considered as an employer.
- Regardless of their flexible working arrangements, platform workers must enjoy all labour rights.
- All workers and their representatives must be able to understand how the algorithmic management works.
- The forward-looking definition of a labour platform should not give any chance for misinterpretation, and must apply to all existing and future labour platforms in all sectors.
We kindly invite you to LIKE, SHARE & COMMENT on our upcoming posts of @FES_FoW and @etuc_ces.
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