Chapter Lavoro autonomo, parasubordinato e su piattaforma alla prova della privacy

Abstract

The essay examines the legislative evolution regarding remote monitoring of workers in Italy, with particular attention to the protection of self-employed workers and those operating on digital platforms. The laws from 1970, amended in 2015, are inadequate in extending protections beyond subordinate employment. The GDPR, which also applies to self-employed workers, ensures the protection of personal data, but the extension of provisions on remote monitoring remains problematic. There is a need for legislative integration, both through specific regulations on surveillance technologies and through the adoption of ethical codes aimed at regulating data processing, ensuring transparency and clear limits.