英文摘要 |
"There are as many as tens of millions of online platform workers in China and their number is growing rapidly. At the same time, platform workers face serious problems, such as unclear legal status, long working hours, unstable income, lack of occupational injury protection, and unreasonable algorithm management. Due to the particularity of platform work, it is difficult for existing labor laws and judicial practices to provide effective protection for platform workers. In recent years, more and more countries, including the United States, France and Italy, have introduced special legislation for platform Workers. Similar legislation also needs to be adopted by China. The basic idea of legislation on platform workers is to ensure that all those who qualify as employees are protected by the labour law and to provide basic labour rights protection to all platform workers. China should introduce through legislation the rule of shift of burden of proof in employment relationship, so that the legal status of platform workers can be correctly classified. The content of the basic rights and interests of platform workers should be designed in light of the basic rights that all workers should enjoy, the flexibility of platform workers, and the particularity of the platform, namely its main reliance on algorithmic operation. Platform workers should be given the rights related to equal employment, occupational safety and health, wage, working hour, union membership and collective bargaining, as well as rights related to algorithms, etc." |