Current Issue

VOLUME 41, ISSUE 2

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Papers in Honor of Jacques Rojot
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A European & Comparative Legal Approach

on Digital Workers

Guest Editor: Isabelle Daugareilh

Introduction
Isabelle Daugareilh

Locating Unity in the Fragmented Platform Economy: Labor Law and the Platform Economy in the United Kingdom
Luke Mason

The Status of Platform Workers in the Swiss Legal System
Jean-Philippe Dunand, Sabrine Magoga-Sabatier, Pascal Mahon

Fitting the Panoply in a Binary Perspective: The Italian Platform Workers in the European Context
Silvia Borelli

Platform Work in Austria
Günther Löschnigg

Legal Status of Platform Workers in France
Isabelle Daugareilh

The Status of Platform Workers in Romania
Felicia Roșioru

Platforms & Platform Work in Spanish Industrial Relations
Miguel Rodríguez-Piñero Royo

The Netherlands: Trying to Solve 21st Century Challenges by Using 20th Century Concepts
Nicola Gundt

Which Labor Rights for On-Demand Workers? A Critical Appraisal of the Current Belgian Legal Framework
Auriane Lamine & Céline Wattecamps

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Return of the Repressed: Will the Coronavirus Bring a Great Transformation to America?
Sanford M. Jacoby

Intersecting Age and Gender in Workplace Discrimination Complaints
Pnina Alon-Shenker & Therese MacDermott

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BOOK REVIEWS

The Class Politics of the Law: Essays Inspired by Harry Glasbeek
reviewed by Daniel Drache

Transformations of Trade Unionism: Comparative and Transnational Perspectives on
Workers Organizing in Europe and the United States, Eighteenth to Twenty-First
Centuries
reviewed by Virginia Doellgast

Workers, Collectivism and the Law: Grappling with Democracy
reviewed by Tamara Lee

The European Convention on Human Rights and the Employment Relation; The European Social Charter and the Employment Relation; The Charter of Fundamental Rights of The European Union and the Employment Relation reviewed by Manfred Weiss

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VOLUME 41, ISSUE 1

Automation, Artificial Intelligence, & Labor Law

Guest Editor: Valerio De Stefano

Introduction
Valerio De Stefano

“Negotiating the Algorithm”: Automation, Artificial Intelligence, and Labor Protection
Valerio De Stefano

The Mirror for (Artificial) Intelligence: In Whose Reflection?
Phoebe V. Moore

Protecting Workers in the Digital Age: Technology, Outsourcing, and the Growing Precariousness of Work
Janine Berg

Artificial Intelligence is Watching You at Work: Digital Surveillance, Employee Monitoring, and Regulatory Issues in the EU Context
Antonio Aloisi & Elena Gramano

What if Your Boss was an Algorithm? Economic Incentives, Legal Challenges, and the Rise of Artificial Intelligence at Work
Jeremias Adams-Prassl

Privacy 4.0 at Work: Regulating Employment, Technology, and Automation
Frank Hendrickx

A Seat at the Table: Negotiating Data Processing in the Workplace
Ilaria Armaroli & Emanuele Dagnino

Job Automation in the 1960s: A Discourse Ahead of its Time (And for Our Time)
Miriam A. Cherry

Technology and Jobs: The Agony and the Ecstasy
Matthew W. Finkin

Automation, Employment, and Reshoring: Case Studies of the Apparel and Electronics Industries
David Kucera & Fernanda Bárcia de Mattos

Digital Platforms, Data, and Development: Implications for Workers in Developing Economies
Uma Rani & Parminder Jeet Singh

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BOOK REVIEWS

Principled Labor Law: U.S. Labor Law Through a Latin American Method
reviewed by Guy Davidov

Everyday Transgressions: Domestic Workers’ Transnational Challenge to International Labor Law
reviewed by Judy Fudge

Solidarity and Conflict: European Social Law in Crisis
reviewed by Jonas Malmberg

Arbeitsvölkerrecht
reviewed by Manfred Weiss

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DATA MINING

From Digits to Robots: The Privacy-Autonomy Nexus in New Labor Law Machinery
Frank Hendrickx

“Workforce Analytics” v Fundamental Rights Protection in the EU in the Age of Big Data
Marta Otto

Data Mining and the Challenges of Protecting Employee Privacy under U.S. Law
Pauline T. Kim

Data Analytics at Work: A View from Israel on Employee Privacy and Equality in the Age of Data-Driven Employment Management
Arianne Renan Barzilay

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Hybrid Transnational Self-Regulation
Sonja Mangold