Flexible work won't replace labour law — experts warn of new model pitfalls

New work models — such as remote work, B2B contracts and digital platforms — create serious risks including working-time violations, unequal treatment, data protection threats and excessive employee availability. Experts argue that labour law remains essential to protect workers from abuse in flexible environments. Proper regulation of task accountability and information security is identified as critical.

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