Work and Legal Guidelines in the Age of Digitalisation and Green Transition : Platform Labour Across the EU and Its Neighbours / Rita Remeikienė.

European Union and its Neighbours in a Globalized World -- Work and Legal Guidelines in the Age of Digitalisation and Green Transition -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Digitalisation, Greening and the Labour Market -- 2.1 Effects of Digitalisation on the Labour Market -- 2.1.1 Effects of Robotisation and Automation of Work -- 2.1.2 Work Organising Through Digital Platforms -- 2.1.3 Organising the Relations Between Workers and Employers -- 2.1.4 Polarisation in the Labour Market -- 2.2 The Green Transition and Its Effects on Industrial Transformation and Employment -- 2.2.1 The Impact of the Green Transformation on the Industry as a Source of Employment -- 2.2.2 The Effects of the Green Transition on the Labour Market -- 2.3 The Joint Impact of Digitalisation and Green Transformation on the Labour Market in the Context of the European Green Deal -- 3. The Specifics and Types of Platform Work -- 3.1 The Concept and Emergence of Platform Work -- 3.2 Terms and Conditions of Digital Platform Work -- 3.3 The Role of Trade Unions in Platform Work -- 3.4 The Specificity of the Conditions for Digital Platform Work in Post-Soviet Economies -- 4. European Union Initiatives for Sustainable Growth, Digital Transformation, and the Regulation of Platform Work -- 4.1 European Union's Actions Aimed at Implementing the European Green Deal -- 4.2 Digital Agenda for the European Union -- 4.3 Platforms Work Regulation in the EU -- 5. Problems of Labour Regulation on Digital Platforms in Eastern and Southeastern European Countries -- 5.1 Moldova -- 5.2 Ukraine -- 5.3 Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro and Albania -- 6. Empirical Results from a Survay of Digital Platform Workers in Moldova -- 6.1 Methodology and Data Collection -- 6.2 Sample Description -- 6.2.1 Demographic Distribution -- 6.3 Results and Discussion -- 7. Conclusions -- Annexes.

This open access book provides important insights into the integration of digitalisation and green economy into the platform economy, and how these processes can contribute to the improvement of legal labour regulations and processes in the EU and Eastern Europe.

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