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Article 9Transparency with regard to automated monitoring systems and automated decision-making systems

CELEX 32024L2831 · Read on 2026-08-22

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1. Member States shall require digital labour platforms to inform persons performing platform work, platform workers’ representatives and, upon request, national competent authorities, of the use of automated monitoring systems or automated decision-making systems.

That information shall concern:

(a)

as regards automated monitoring systems:

(i)

the fact that such systems are in use or are in the process of being introduced;

(ii)

the categories of data and action monitored, supervised or evaluated by such systems, including evaluation by the recipient of the service;

(iii)

the aim of the monitoring and how the system is to carry out that monitoring;

(iv)

the recipients or categories of recipient of the personal data processed by such systems and any transmission or transfer of such personal data, including within a group of undertakings;

(b)

as regards automated decision-making systems:

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Judgments of the Court of Justice

1 decisions

  • C-367/23Court of Justice of the European Union

    EA v Artemis security SAS

    Reference for a preliminary ruling – Protection of the safety and health of workers – Organisation of working time – Directive 2003/88/EC – Article 9(1)(a) – Obligation to assess the health of night workers – Employer’s failure to comply with that obligation – Right to compensation – Need to establish the existence of specific harm.

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