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EVENT: 21st OF NOVEMBER, 2023 | LONDON - HOME HOUSE
Navigating The Regulatory Landscape:
EU Directive On Platform Workers
Join this exclusive event to equip yourself with the knowledge and tools to navigate the regulatory landscape and stay ahead in the world of platform work.
Join us and our panel of experts to understand what the new EU Directive on platform workers is about.
Maintaining compliance with the EU Directive on Platform Workers is essential for gig platforms to avoid penalties, reputational damage, and legal issues.
We will be unpacking the impact on stakeholders, consequences of non-compliance, solutions to the directive and what the future holds for platforms.
Connor Heaney
Managing Director | CXC Global EMEA
Elizabeth Rowland
HR Advisory Head of EMEA | Quantum Work Advisory
Jill Bassett
SAP Fieldglass Solutions Advisor Expert
Barry Matthews
Chief Executive Officer | Open Assembly
Agenda for the day
1:00-1:30pm - Kick off / Networking
1:30 -2:15pm - Connor Heaney (CXC) | Intro & introduction in the EU Directive, what it is, how this will impact orgs outside the EU etc.
2:15-2:45pm - Barry Matthews (Open Assembly) | Market Implications: Open discussion on what OA foresee in the market due to the introduction on this.
2:45 – 3:00pm - Break
3:15pm – 4:00pm - Join us in conversation with Jill Bassett (SAP) & Elizabeth Rowland (Quantum Work Advisory) to discuss the technology and process impact of the EU Directive on platform workers
4:00pm – 4:05pm - Wrap up
4:05pm – 5pm - Networking
What is the European Directive on Platform Workers?
The European Directive on platform workers is a legislative proposal by the EU Commission to enhance working conditions for individuals employed through labour platforms.
Watch our interview with CXC’s EMEA Managing Director, Connor Heaney, as he provides a simple explanation of the Directive and what it means for workers and the organisations that engage these workers
Why is the EU Directive Necessary?
With an estimated 28 million platform workers in the EU, projected to increase to 43 million by 2025, the need for regulatory clarity becomes apparent.
While many platform workers are genuinely self-employed and value the flexibility of their status, approximately 5.5 million gig workers
have been misclassified, depriving them of essential employment rights.
The EU Commission aims to rectify this situation and ensure fair treatment for all platform workers through the Platform Work Package.
Want to know more?
Tune in into the Open Talent Report podcast episode:
Connor Heaney, MD at CXC EMEA was joined by legal experts Lucas Stuurop (Lexence) and Julie Van Kerckhoven (Van Havermaet) to discuss the recent proposed EU directive that aims to improve the working conditions of those working in the platform economy.
Topics discussed:
- What is the goal of the directive?
- What impact will it have on workers?
- What impact will it have on platforms?
- What will it mean for the future of the platform economy?
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