France considers new protections for gig worker ‘invisibles’


A Deliveroo sticker in the window of a restaurant in Norwich, United Kingdom, June 9. Meanwhile, French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe has appointed a group of nine experts to suggest increased protection for platform workers, such as Uber Technologies Inc and Deliveroo drivers. — Bloomberg

France will consider proposals to protect gig workers after pandemic lockdowns pushed the status of people who rely on tech platforms for their income to the forefront.

French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe has appointed a group of nine experts to suggest increased protection for platform workers, such as Uber Technologies Inc and Deliveroo drivers, and others by October, according to a copy of the request made public by one of the members.

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