Platform workers could face 'robo-firing' under EU's AI rules
The EU Commission has estimated that prices for platforms such as Uber could rise by up to 40 percent in major cities (Photo: Unsplash)
By PAULA SOLER
On Tuesday (28 November), the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission will meet for the fifth time in the so-called trilogues to advance negotiations on the platform workers directive.
The legislation, proposed by the EU executive in December 2021, aims to improve the working conditions of more than 28 million people who work via a digital labour platform. This includes everyone from taxi drivers to food delivery drivers or care workers who use apps to provide their services.
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