Platform economy work is making use of an online platform (for example the one of companies operating in the food delivery sector, in order to enable organisations or individuals to contact other organisations or individuals to solve specific problems, or to have access to specific services in exchange for payment. Platform economy work is considered as a non-standard form of employment. Therefore, the working conditions and the social rights of platform workers are not enshrined in standard labour regulation. In the European Parliament, the rapporteur of EMPL Committee Elisabetta GUALMINI (S&D, IT) presented her draft report on 19 May 2022. Instead of having five criteria to determine whether the platform is an 'employer' , the rapporteur proposes to add other concrete elements and place this (non-exhaustive) list in recital 24.

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Infoclip - working conditions of the platform economy workers

Title: Infoclip - working conditions of the platform economy workers (I-231671)

Platform workers waiting for the nex delivery, Porte de Namur, Bruxelles (2 shots)

Exterior and interior shots of a food service resturant: preparation of a food box, Ixelles, Bruxelles (4 shots)

Platform worker gets his delivery box and leaves the take away restaurant by a scooter, Ixelles, Bruxelles (1 shot)

Platform worker gets his delivery box and leaves the take away by a scooter, Ixelles, Bruxelles (1 shot)

Algorythm alarm calls for a new delivery on the smathphone of a worker, Ixelles, Bruxelles (1 shot)

Platform worker delivers a food box to a client, Ixelles, Bruxelles (6 hosts)

Platform worker awaits a new delivery call from his smartphone (1 shot)

Detail of the smartphone, Strasbourg (2 shots)

Delivery of food box by bicycle, Strasbourg (3 shots)

Geneal views of workers delivering food by bike of waiting for a new call, Strasbourg (8 shots)