Implementing the Platform Work Directive across the EU: Challenges and opportunities

Luca RATTI

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This thematic discussion paper is intended to support mutual learning among Member States and relevant stakeholders on the transposition and practical implementation of Directive (EU) 2024/2831 on improving working conditions in platform work (the ‘Platform Work Directive’ or ‘PfWD’). As the Directive introduces new rules on employment status, algorithmic management, transparency, data protection, and enforcement in the context of digital labour platforms (DLPs), national authorities and social partners are exploring different implementation approaches, recognising that some aspects may be more straightforward to operationalise than others. The paper therefore aims to support the exchange of experiences, emerging practices, and implementation strategies across different institutional and legal contexts within the European Union (EU).

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