In cooperation with Ireland’s Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment, Eurofound organised its latest Dublin Briefing, on self-employment, on 25 June at Europe House. The in-person, off-the record briefing with Eurofound experts examined self-employment and platform work and how to improve the situation of these workers.
Europe House, 12-14 Mount Street LowerDublin, D02 W710Co. DublinIreland
Drawing on the latest data from Eurofound’s European Working Conditions Telephone Survey, the expert briefing covers the working conditions of different groups of self-employed people. While most self-employed people enjoy good working conditions, autonomy and good earning potential, the policy debate at both EU and Member State level has increasingly focused on the most vulnerable, especially those finding themselves in false and bogus self-employment. The briefing looks at measures taken at the national level to better protect such workers against the risks of unemployment, workplace accidents and sickness. In particular, it looks at lessons learned from measures taken during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Join Eurofound’s employment experts Tina Weber and Dragos Adăscăliței to dig deep into the data, and engage in a lively Q&A to explore issues around job quality for the self-employed and measures that can be taken to protect them.
A photo gallery is available.
For any queries about the briefing please contact Cristina Arigho at car@eurofound.europa.eu.