Conference Agenda
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Session Overview | |
| Location: Room E (R1 temporary building) |
| Date: Wednesday, 02/July/2025 | |
| 11:30am - 1:00pm |
Parallel Session 1.5: Rethinking Labour Law for the Platform Economy: New Concepts and Approaches Location: Room E (R1 temporary building) Chair: Philippa Collins The Platform Work Directive: A Milestone or a Nothingburger? A Hybrid Category to Regulate Gig Work? Rethinking the Concept of the Employer in the Digital Economy: Corporate Fragmentation and Power Dynamics through Labour Law and Competition Law Lenses Defining ‘Digital Labour Platform’ and Working Time in an ILO Instrument on Platform Work |
| 2:30pm - 4:00pm |
Parallel Session 2.5: Innovative Approaches to Collective Bargaining in the Platform Economy: Case Studies from Europe and Asia Location: Room E (R1 temporary building) Chair: Jean-Michel Bonvin An Innovative Approach for Ensuring the Right to Collective Bargaining for All Employers’ Strategies and Collective Bargaining in Food-delivery – The Case of Just Eat/Takeaway in Denmark, Italy and Spain Minimum Wage as a Labour Right in the Platform Economy: Legal Developments and Policy Challenges in Europe Strengthening Labour Institutions to Address Gig Economy Challenges: A Case Study on the Establishment of the Malaysian Gig Economy Commission (SEGIM) Labour Rights, Collective Bargaining, and Role of the State in Online Food Delivery Segment in India |
| 4:30pm - 6:00pm |
Parallel Session 3.5: Building Worker Power in the Platform Economy: Strategies for Collective Bargaining and Advocacy Location: Room E (R1 temporary building) Chair: Dina Bishara Towards a New Politics of Welfare? Origins and Strategies of Gig and Platform Workers’ Organisation in India Pushing Workers’ Collective Voices Beyond the Risks of Fragmentation in the Digital Economy: Evidence and Insights from the Swiss Case Reconstructing Drivers’ Spatial and Temporal Work Organisation Through Geolocation: Promises and Pitfalls of Using Personal Data for Workers' Rights in Geneva My Data, My Rights, My Life: Rideshare Drivers and the Effort to Use Worker Data to Fight for Better Protection Using Data Laws |
| Date: Thursday, 03/July/2025 | |
| 9:00am - 10:30am |
Parallel Session 4.5: Beyond the Algorithm: Understanding the Human Impact of Platform Work Location: Room E (R1 temporary building) Chair: Aditya Ray Examining Quality of Employment in the Emerging Platform Economy: A Study of Digital Cab Services in Two Mega cities of India Beyond the Stars: How Algorithmic-enabled Human Resource Management Activities Shapes Worker Satisfaction on Online Gig Platforms Aligning Customer Expectations and Gig Worker Realities in the Philippine Ride-Hailing and Delivery Sectors Ride-sharing Workers Navigate Climate Change in Urban Landscapes |
| 11:00am - 12:30pm |
Parallel Session 5.5: Regulating Platform Work: Challenges and Opportunities for Workers' Rights and Protections Location: Room E (R1 temporary building) Chair: Dafne Papandrea Scheduled for Risk: Dynamic Pricing, Algorithmic Management, and Occupational Risks in Platform Work New Forms of Employment Through Digital Platforms and the Gig Economy: Implications for Occupational Health, Safety, and Social Security in Japan Networked Relationships on Social Media: Exploring the Labour Processes of Informal Workers in the Digital Era Do India’s Transport Workers Need a Mobility Package Like the EU? Reimagining Decent Work and Social Protection for Informal Sector Workers in India’s Changing Economy |
| 2:00pm - 3:30pm |
Parallel Session 6.5: Regulating Platform Work in India: Emerging Legal Frameworks and Worker Experiences Location: Room E (R1 temporary building) Chair: Miriam Cherry Protocol as a Policy: A Case Study of Bengaluru's Ride-Hailing Platform A Phenomenological Inquiry into the Lived Experiences and Perceptions of Procedural Justice at Work among On-demand Platform Workers in India From Aspiration to Implementation: Analyzing the Effectiveness of India's Labor Codes in Regulating Platform Work |
| 4:00pm - 5:30pm |
Parallel Session 7.5: Exploring the Impact of AI, Automation, and Platformisation on Labour Markets Location: Room E (R1 temporary building) Chair: Carin Håkansta Platformisation across the Labour Process: Evidence from the New AIM-WORK Survey A New Global Index of Occupational Exposure to Generative AI The Acceptance of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Public Employment Services Reconfiguring Labor Institutions in the Age of Automation: Advancing a Human-Centric Vision through an Inquiry into the EU Industry 5.0 Framework |
| Date: Friday, 04/July/2025 | |
| 9:00am - 10:30am |
Parallel Session 8.5: Special Session on Opportunities and Pitfalls of Work 4.0 Location: Room E (R1 temporary building) Chair: Uma Rani Risks and Regulation: The Opportunities and Pitfalls of Work 4.0 Presentations of the Special Session Lessons from the EU's Approach to the Platform Work Directive Application of Legal Responsibilities to Tech Actors Beyond the Platform Work Directive: the ILO Convention on Platform Work and the EU Directive on Algorithmic Management Regulating AI at Work: Beware the Omnibus Instrument(s) |
| 11:00am - 12:30pm |
Parallel Session 9.5: Regulating Platform Work in Brazil: Challenges, Opportunities, and Worker Perspectives Location: Room E (R1 temporary building) Chair: Gerry Rodgers Brazil’s Attempt to Regulate Platform Work: A Game-Changer or a Missed Opportunity? Brazilian Bill 12/2024: A Misguided Approach to Protection The Challenge of Representation in the Regulation of Platform Work in Brazil: Workers' Associativism and Institutional Arrangements The Perspectives and Actions of App-Based Delivery Workers in Brazil and Argentina: A Challenge for Decent Work |
| 2:00pm - 3:30pm |
Parallel Session 10.5: Regulating the Platform economy: Lessons from the Global South Location: Room E (R1 temporary building) Chair: M. Six Silberman Assessing the Effectiveness of Platform Work Regulations in Latin America: The Cases of Chile and Uruguay Gig Workspace, Labour Process and Regulations in India Bridging the Regulatory Gap: Lessons for the Governance of Digital Platform Work from Gig Work in Older Sectors in India Regulating Digital Platform Payments: Barriers to Fair Compensation and Policy Implications for Egyptian Microworkers |
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