China Launches Platform to Protect Delivery Riders' Rights
Jiangxi establishes its first procuratorial service station for new employment group rights, bringing legal services directly to delivery riders.
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Jiangxi establishes its first procuratorial service station for new employment group rights, bringing legal services directly to delivery riders.
China's new occupational injury insurance now covers 29.9 million gig workers. Experts discuss designing effective protection for delivery riders.
Chinese gig workers resist proposed e-commerce law revisions expanding social security, demanding higher pay and safer conditions instead.
China expands occupational injury insurance nationwide, covering 29.9 million gig workers in ride-hailing, delivery, and freight sectors.
Belgium's expired P2P tax ruling leaves thousands of Uber Eats and Deliveroo couriers in Brussels caught between two status options.
Belgium ends tax rulings allowing Uber Eats and Deliveroo to classify bike couriers as P2P side hustlers, forcing reclassification as employees.
The EU's landmark pay transparency directive takes effect today, granting workers the right to know colleagues' salaries. Only three states are ready.
A PwC expert debunks four myths about Belgium's new pay transparency rules taking effect June 7, from salary negotiation to colleagues' pay.
A Belgian widow faces financial hardship after her husband died during a flexi-job, sparking debate over survivor benefits as government plans expansion.
Flemish Minister Zuhal Demir calls au pair promotion 'scandalous,' sparking a debate on whether the system is cultural exchange or cheap labor.
Five Chinese departments issue first-ever national rules protecting basic rights of workers beyond retirement age, effective July 1, 2026.
China's five ministries jointly issue landmark regulation protecting rights of workers beyond retirement age, effective July 1, 2026.