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HomeStudy to support the impact assessment of a possible EU initiative to the application of competition rules to collective bargaining by self-employed (COMP/2020/008)
Final report
Study to support the impact assessment of a possible EU initiative to the application of competition rules to collective bargaining by self-employed (COMP/2020/008)
Final report
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The information in this study is intended to help inform the Commission’s Impact Assessment exercise in the context of a possible Commission initiative to improve the working conditions of the potentially vulnerable self-employed. The study draws on a wide range of quantitative and qualitative data sources. It then created a baseline scenario, which was compared to the four different policy options set out in the Commission’s Inception Impact Assessment. For each of the four options, the study estimates impacts on: the number of self-employed potentially affected; pay rates; consumer prices; poverty rates; the state budget; and any wider impacts. The study estimates that that working conditions would improve for around 6.8 million platform workers after removing the chilling effect of EU competition law, and for an additional 4.1 million people if all solo self-employed are allowed to bargain collectively. It is expected that collective bargaining increases pay rates for those who cannot bargain individually on average by 15% (40% for the very low-paid). The resulting price increase is expected to be limited to 0.15% to 0.24%, depending on the policy option. Finally, a pay increase of 40% would elevate one-third of solo self-employed out of poverty.
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- Autoru kolektīvs: ECORYS , Konkurences ģenerāldirektorāts (Eiropas Komisija)
- Temati Konkurences politika
- Temats: atalgojums , darba apstākļi , darba tirgus , ES iniciatīva , konkurences likums , nabadzība , pašnodarbināta persona , sarunas par darba koplīguma slēgšanu , valsts budžets , ziņojums
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-76-56993-0 | DOI 10.2763/76101 | Kataloga numurs KD-04-22-036-EN-N |
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