EU reaches agreement on gig economy worker protections
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The European Union has agreed on new rules that will provide greater protection for gig economy workers, including those working for companies like Uber and Deliveroo. The new rules will require companies to provide more transparent information about working conditions and pay, and will give workers the right to request more stable contracts. The deal is seen as a significant step towards improving employment rights for gig economy workers across the EU.
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