The Uberization of Work under the Analysis of Bill No. 1471/22
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https://doi.org/10.51473/ed.al.v3i1.518Keywords:
Uberization, Labor Law, Bill No. 1471/22Abstract
This dissertation will address Labor Law in the era of Uberization, including general aspects and the relationship between Work and Employment. The impact of Neoliberalism and intermediary applications on “on-demand work” will also be discussed, along with the judicial position regarding the confi guration of the employment relationship in Uberization. The possibility of regulation through Bill No. 1471/22 will also be observed.
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