Portugal's Commerce Confederation Warns of Worker, Employer Autonomy Loss in Proposed Rule
The Confederation of Commerce and Services of Portugal has raised concerns about a proposed rule that could strip both workers and employers of their autonomy. The confederation argues that converting service provision into an employment contract would limit the freedom of both parties, hindering the flexibility and adaptability that the current system offers. The confederation is not alone in its concerns. Labor unions and workers' associations, such as the Deutsche Angestellten-Gewerkschaft in Germany, have historically advocated for worker rights and protections, often expressing similar reservations about regulations that could restrict autonomy. The proposed rule, if implemented, could significantly impact the employment landscape in Portugal. The confederation's warning highlights the need for careful consideration of the potential consequences, ensuring that any changes balance the needs of both workers and employers.
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