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Draft directive on transparent and predictable working conditions: the European Parliament rapporteur proposes moving away from the concept of subordinated worker in order to guarantee a set of minimum rights for all dependent workers. On 29 August the European Parliament Employment Commission debated a draft EU directive on transparent and predictable working conditions, the goal of which is twofold (c.f. article No. 10507), namely updating the list of information items on working conditions that must be provided to workers upon their hire, and guaranteeing a set of minimum rights for all workers irrespective of the form of employment. The proposal essentially aims to guarantee such rights across newer forms of employment (e.g.
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