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'We Will All Laugh at Gilded Butterflies.' The Shadow of Antitrust Law on the Collective Negotiation of Fair Fees for Self-Employed Workers.
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  • 2018Fundamental Labour Rights, Platform Work and Human-Rights Protection of Non-Standard Workers86 cited
  • 2004Collective Bargaining Laws: Purpose and Scope37 cited

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  • 2022Labour Rights Beyond Employment Status: Insights from the Competition Law Guidelines on Collective Bargaining6 cited
  • 2024Access of Platform Workers to Collective Rights – the Fall of the Binary Divide?2 cited
  • 2025Online Platforms as Labour Market Intermediaries1 cited
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