Guidelines on the Application of Union Competition Law to Collective Agreements Regarding the Working Conditions of Solo Self-employed Persons¶
European Commission, D. f. C. (2022). Guidelines on the Application of Union Competition Law to Collective Agreements Regarding the Working Conditions of Solo Self-employed Persons. Official Journal of the European Union, 2-13.
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Mechanisms¶
- Collective Bargaining for Value Capture
- It also runs into a real legal boundary: in some jurisdictions, independent contractors who coordinate prices can face competition-law scrutiny that unionized employees do not, so the same tactic is protected in one setting and exposed in another.
This sourceExplains that workers’ collective agreements fall outside Article 101 TFEU, while solo self-employed people can be treated as undertakings whose fee coordination risks competition-law infringement unless a stated exemption applies.
- It also runs into a real legal boundary: in some jurisdictions, independent contractors who coordinate prices can face competition-law scrutiny that unionized employees do not, so the same tactic is protected in one setting and exposed in another.
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