英文摘要 |
Under the digital platform, platform managers, product suppliers, platform consumers and service providers combine their needs through digital platform media to form acomplex multi-party legal relationship. The disputed part of legal relationship is mainly concentrated in platform management between platform managers and service providers. This research explores the legal relationship, rights and interests status, and practical issues of Taiwan gig economy platform workers through the collection and analysis of domestic and foreign literature. It also compares the practical overview of the adoption of 'Quasi-employment' in countries such as Spain, Italy, Germany and Canada, and evaluates the countermeasures in Taiwan. The study thinks of that the legal relationship between platform managers and service providers is prefer to brokering. However, Taiwanese platform managers have behaviors other than brokering for service providers, and the relationship is more similar to acontract, or even an employment. The most anticipated rights and interests of platform workers are 'reasonable remuneration standards', 'effective dispute processing mechanism' and 'comprehensive accident protection'. As for the 'Quasi-employment' adopted by foreign countries, Taiwan's current relevant legal system and practical aspects may be difficult to implement. In terms of security system planning, the study suggests that the government should focus on occupational safety and health protection and post-accident security, social insurance system coverage and strengthening of collective labor. In the legal approach, we can consider adopting astereotyped contract model to balance the development of the industry and take into account the work rights and interests of platform workers. |