ILO starts final talks on global gig worker standards

The International Labour Organization has launched its final round of talks to establish the first binding employment standards for platform workers in sectors like ride-hailing and food delivery. Negotiators are debating whether protections such as minimum wage and sick leave should apply to all workers or only those classified as employees.

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The International Labour Organization began final talks to establish the first binding global employment standards for gig economy platforms. These negotiations address ride-hailing, food delivery, and e-commerce services. Worker protections remain contested between nations seeking stronger rules and those favoring flexibility.

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