Proposed Rights for Ontario Gig Workers
The provincial government of Ontario has introduced additional legislation to protect the rights of workers in the province. The Digital...
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A new report from the International Bar Association Global Employment Institute urges policymakers to create bespoke legislation for the de facto ‘third category’ of workers engaged in the on-demand economy (ODE) to provide them with greater protection and to boost innovation. Many ODE workers face a lack of legal protection or insecurity about their rights and obligations, which may lead to exploitation of workers by ODE companies, the report states.
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