Collective Bargaining as a Form of Trade Union Involvement in Regulating Working Conditions on Digital Labour Platforms
Paweł Nowik
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Paweł Nowik
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The article deals with the issue of trade unions’ involvement in the issues of employment on Internet platforms. In the first section, there are general issues related to collective labour law and employment on the platform. The following section analyses the various forms of trade union involvement. The article contains the primary hypothesis that the critical condition for the regulation of fair and decent work on global Internet platforms is the activation of trade unions in the form of information activities and social dialogue in the form of collective bargaining.
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The article deals with the issue of trade unions’ involvement in the issues of employment on Internet platforms. In the first section, there are general issues related to collective labour law and employment on the platform. The following section analyses the various forms of trade union involvement. The article contains the primary hypothesis that the critical condition for the regulation of fair and decent work on global Internet platforms is the activation of trade unions in the form of information activities and social dialogue in the form of collective bargaining.
Key concepts: Collective bargaining, Trade union, Labour law, Section (typography), The Internet, Work (physics), Law and economics, Business