Social Dialogue in the Gig Economy

Edited by Jean-Michel Bonvin, Nicola Cianferoni and Maria Mexi

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Abstract: As our digital economy continues to expand, gig work becomes increasingly significant. This incisive book investigates the ways in which social dialogue can reinforce decent working practices and create inclusive workplaces in the growing gig economy, putting forward a framework for structured dialogue and collective bargaining among social partners, platforms, and workers.

Keywords: Business and Management; Development Studies; Economics and Finance; Innovations and Technology; Law - Academic; Politics and Public Policy Sociology and Social Policy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
ISBN: 9781800372368
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction , pp 1-17

Jean-Michel Bonvin, Nicola Cianferoni and Maria Mexi

Ch 2 The gig economy and social partnership in Germany: towards a German Model 4.0? , pp 18-41

Johannes Kiess

Ch 3 Social partnership and the rise of the gig economy in Greece: continuity or discontinuity? , pp 42-66

Maria Mexi

Ch 4 Regulating the gig economy: promises and limits of social dialogue in Switzerland , pp 67-89

Jean-Michel Bonvin, Nicola Cianferoni and Luca Perrig

Ch 5 Weakening worker protections? Uncovering the gig economy and the future of work in the UK , pp 90-116

Tom Montgomery and Simone Baglioni

Ch 6 Regulating digital crowdwork and the need for global responses , pp 117-143

Maria Mexi and Konstantinos Papadakis

Ch 7 Conclusion: The rise and growth of the gig economy. Challenges and opportunities for social dialogue and decent work , pp 144-158

Jean-Michel Bonvin, Nicola Cianferoni and Maria Mexi

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