World · Labour Key Facts —A first of its kind. The UN labour body has adopted the world's first treaty for gig workers. —Where it
The ILO adopted the first global treaty covering 150+ million gig workers, regardless of contractor status. Binding standards shift algorithm accountability to employers, forcing platform models toward formal worker status and higher compliance costs.
World · Labour
Key Facts
—A first of its kind. The UN labour body has adopted the world’s first treaty for gig workers.
—Where it happened. Members agreed the text in Geneva at the annual labour conference.
—Who it covers. It applies to all platform workers, whatever their job status.
A historic international agreement has been adopted at the UN's International Labour Organization. This landmark convention aims…
GENEVA: The first-ever international agreement on safeguarding workers in the gig economy could be adopted on ...
The protections included in the world-first agreement include enforcing minimum wage requirements and obligations.
GENEVA: The International Labour Organisation agreed on Friday to adopt the first binding employment standards for...
It potentially gives ride-hailing and food delivery workers rights on pay, safety and social benefits.
Global talks are underway for new rules on platform work. These standards will cover ride-hailing and delivery services. A key…
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OIT adota primeiro acordo global para proteger trabalhadores de aplicativos
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