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COM(2021)761

Improving the working conditions of platform workers

Stage
Commission proposal, reached 14 Feb 2022
Lead DG
DG EMPL
Last activity
14 Feb 2022
1 entry · record as of 14 Sept 2026

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Latest: Feedback on adopted proposal closed: Improving the working conditions of platform workers, 21 responses, 14 Feb 2022.

  1. 14 Feb 2022
    • Feedback on adopted proposal closed: Improving the working conditions of platform workers, 21 responses · Commission
1 consultation

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ConsultationFeedback deadlineFeedback received
14 Feb 202221

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The proposed directive establishes a legal presumption of employment for platform workers, shifting the burden of proof to digital labor platforms to demonstrate genuine self-employment. It affects platforms in sectors like food delivery, passenger transport, and domestic services. The Commission proposal is pending consideration by the European Parliament and the Council.

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