Comment on CJEU judgment of December 19, 2024 – Case C-531/23 Loredas ECLI:EU:C:2024:1050
In many jurisdictions, domestic workers are still excluded from key areas of labour and social security law…
War and oppression plague the world. Peaceful relations among states still seems like a distant dream.
From a labour lawyer’s perspective, the quest for an international legal order among states…
An armed conflict has always a severe impact on civilians in their role as workers, and on workplaces. Of particular concern are violations of fundamental labour rights, such as the prohibition of…
The example of Belgium
In the 1960s, employees were by far the most important category of persons active in the private labour market, who traditionally fell within the scope of protective labour…
Valerio De Stefano,* Ilda Durry,* Harry Stylogiannis,* Mathias Wouters*
The debates on platform work have come a long way since the early publications in the first part of the last decade. For a…
It cannot be disputed that labour law has served and still serves as the institution that protects the dependent workforce. Yet labour law has also served the purpose to codify the authority of the…
Reflecting on digitalization (as a collective term for artificial intelligence, robotization and new technologies) of the workplace draws out the confused intermingling of outcomes and ambitions. The…
Valerio De Stefano,* Ilda Durry,* Harry Stylogiannis,* Mathias Wouters*
It started as an investigation into something long dismissed as an urban legend. Finally, even if far too late, the awful scale…
