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TechREG® Chronicle – Gig Economy

TechREG® Chronicle – Gig Economy

TechREG® Chronicle July 2022

Dear Readers, The “gig economy” refers to a free market system in which temporary positions are increasingly common; and organizations hire independent workers for short-term commitments. Traditionally, the term “gig” was used by musicians to define a performance engagement. Today, it has become a more general term to refer to a form of employment relationship. […]

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TechREG® Chronicle – Gig Economy
CPI
Jul 20, 2022
The Growing Role of Localities in the United States in Enacting and Enforcing Protections for Gig Economy Workers
Terri Gerstein
Jul 20, 2022
Will Employment Laws Keep Up with AI Work?
Michael LeRoy
Jul 20, 2022
An Assessment of the EU’s Draft Guidelines on the Application of EU Competition Law to Collective Agreements of the Solo Self-Employed
Despoina Georgiou
Jul 20, 2022
Regulating Gig Work in Australia: The Role of Competition Regulation and Voluntary Industry Standards
Tess Hardy
Jul 20, 2022
The Antitrust Division and the Potential Implications of a Labor Ruling for Gig Worker Organizing: A Look at the Atlanta Opera Amicus Brief
Elspeth Hansen
Jul 20, 2022
Labor and Employment Perspectives on the Gig Economy – How the Pro Act and a New Labor Board Might Impact Gig Workers and their “Employers”
Scott Nelson
Jul 20, 2022

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