The European Commission is preparing a draft law on high-quality workplaces

Eight Members of the European Parliament visited Amazon warehouses in Germany and Poland to assess working conditions and employee management practices. They highlighted concerns about the intensity and monotony of work, as well as the lack of transparency regarding data collection and performance monitoring. Union representatives reported difficulties in organizing due to increased surveillance of potential members. The delegation, led by Li Andersson, emphasized the need for regulations on algorithmic management and artificial intelligence in the workplace. They called for comprehensive legislation to protect all workers, despite anticipated resistance from tech giants like Amazon.