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March 21, 2026European Labour Law Journal

Reconciling risk and workers’ rights: The EU's risk-based approach to algorithmic management and its implications for labour law

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GGGiovanni Gaudio

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This article examines the EU's risk-based approach to algorithmic management and its effects on labour law, suggesting a balance between risk and workers' rights.

Key Points

  • The article aims to explore how the EU's risk-based approach to algorithmic management affects labour law and workers' rights.
  • Analyzed the core features of the EU's risk-based approach to regulation.
  • Examined interactions between risk-based mechanisms and established labour law frameworks.
  • Assessed the implications of risk-based regulation for workers' rights through interpretative lenses.
  • Identified concerns about the erosion of workers' rights through risk tolerance logic.
  • Argued that proper interpretation of impact assessments can align risk regulation with labour law protections.
  • Highlighted that effective risk assessments should prioritize the elimination of risks to workers.

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Giovanni Gaudio (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69be37726e48c4981c6771a1https://doi.org/10.1177/20319525261434160
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