| 英文摘要 |
In recent years, legislation on platform work has become an international trend. Different countries and regions have adopted varied legislative models for platform work based on the challenges faced, regulatory objectives, and the traditions of labor law. According to the primary regulatory tools and legislative focus, typical legislative models for platform work abroad can be summarized as the“model of presumption of employment relationship and algorithmic regulation”, the“labor standards model”, the“social security model'', and the“model of comprehensive legislation”. China should adopt the“model of comprehensive legislation”. Platform work legislation should not only safeguard the basic rights of platform workers but also appropriately maintain the flexibility of platform work, avoiding the simplistic application of traditional protections for employees and self-employed individuals. In terms of legislative approach, the principle of classified and tiered protection should be upheld, systematically and comprehensively stipulating the rights of platform workers, scientifically setting basic labor standards for platform workers, appropriately adapting general labor law rules, and clarifying the liabilities between platform companies and the third cooperative parties. Legislation on platform work will help to develop the theory of labor law, enabling it to better respond to the evolving forms of employment in the digital age and promote the construction of an autonomous knowledge system of China's labor law. |