[{"pubDate":"Thu, 11 Dec 2025 16:01:57 +0100","url":"http://journals.openedition.org/rdctss/11309","titre":"Shh! You Are Being Listened To! Clandestine Recordings of Workplace Conversations in Quebec (Canada)","source":"Revue de droit comparé du travail et de la sécurité sociale","id":2566528,"description":"Is an employee permitted to record a conversation without the employer’s knowledge? This paper will first outline the relevant case law on the admissibility of clandestine recordings obtained by the employer without the employee’s knowledge. It will then be followed by an examination of a recent case to determine whether the previously articulated principles apply mutatis mutandis . Finally, it will provide a critical analysis of the broader implications of such a solution in employment"},{"url":"http://journals.openedition.org/rdctss/9337","titre":"Implications for the Gig Economy in Ireland? Analysis of the Karshan Limited v the Revenue Commissioners Ruling","pubDate":"Fri, 20 Dec 2024 16:00:33 +0100","source":"Revue de droit comparé du travail et de la sécurité sociale","description":"The implications for employment law of the rise in numbers of people working in the Gig Economy have received significant attention in many countries in recent years. The changing nature of employment in a digital era has given rise to uncertainty regarding some of the core features of the traditional employment relationship. Thus, the employment status of those working in what is considered non-standard employment such as casual workers or those in the gig economy, has been tested through the courts on numerous occasions, with varying outcomes. Central to such cases is determining whether or not an employment relationship exists, notably whether individuals should be considered employees under a contract of service or independent contractors under a contract for service (or some intermediary category such as « worker status » as in the UK for example). Determining employment status is often the first step in cases, as the application of employment law, employee rights and other","id":1797697},{"pubDate":"Thu, 31 Oct 2024 10:18:51 +0100","url":"http://journals.openedition.org/remi/26138","titre":"Stories of Migrant Smuggling: The Soft Power of Djiboutian Smugglers","source":"Revue européenne des migrations internationales","id":1667957,"description":"This article analyses the links between the recruitment of new generations of smugglers and storytelling of the nocturnal “adventures” of former smugglers in Djibouti. Such accounts make it possible to study the imaginaries and discourses of success surrounding the figure of smuggler. To do this, the article draws on a corpus of stories collected from various actors (smuggler, official, henchman), with each account highlighting the various praiseworthy qualities of such a figure. However, this positive vision of an outlaw should be considered against the backdrop of the Djiboutian political context, characterised by, on the one hand, the privatisation of state rents by a micro-elite, and, on the other hand, the marginalisation and impoverishment of part of the population. This situation has two consequences. First, it means that the smuggler indirectly represents a political figure of protest in an authoritarian context. Second, these stories have a direct impact on the recruitment"},{"source":"Balisages","description":"Le dossier thématique du troisième numéro de  Balisages  questionne les données au prisme du territoire. Mobiliser la notion de territoire numérique pour caractériser le cyberespace, défini comme un espace numérique construit par l’ensemble des systèmes d’information planétaires (Musso, 2008) et des données qui le constituent, ouvre la voie à de nombreuses hypothèses de recherche.  Le territoire numérique a-t-il un potentiel heuristique pour étudier le cyberespace comme système de données ? Quels seraient les savoirs constitutifs du ou des territoires numériques ? Enfin, l’expérience du cyberespace, telle qu’elle est vécue par les cybernautes, structure-t-elle et détermine-t-elle la notion de territoire numérique ? The concept of digital landscape is mainly used to refer to town and country planning projects using digital networks and data collection and processing projects related to a geographical space (town, city, etc.). In other words, the digital landscape is often reduced to a digitally accompanied territory (Pagès, 2010). This call aims to expand the scope by considering the territory from the point of view of cyberspace defined as a digital space made up of all the global information systems (Musso, 2008), these various systems being made up of data. Mobilising the notion of territory with the use of the expression digital territory to characterise cyberspace, which for most Internet users simultaneously evokes \"a virtual, dematerialised, borderless, anonymous \"world\" of freedom, sharing and communication\" (Desforges, 2014, p. 67), is based on three premises. The first underlines the possibility of interrelating certain territorial characteristics such as the population (Internet users) and its mode of governance (self-regulation) (Desforges, 2014, p. 74) to cyberspace; the second presupposes the existence of a link between data, their organisation (Callon, 2013; Soulier, 2014) and the concept of digital territory. Finally, the last presupposes that data are constitutive of the information, knowledge and know-how developed and circulating in cyberspace.  The questions that this dossier aims to raise deal with the following three axes: does the digital territory have a heuristic potential for studying cyberspace as a data system? What fields of knowledge constitute the digital territory(s)? Finally, does the exposure to cyberspace, as experienced by cybernauts, structure and determine the concept of digital territory? Éditorial [Texte intégral] Pascal Robert et Stéphane Chaudiron Introduction [Texte intégral] Valérie Larroche, Geoffroy Gawin et Emmanuel Brandl Dossier. Penser les données par le territoire ? Entretiens Entretien avec Dominique Boullier [Texte intégral] Dominique Boullier Entretien avec Pierre Musso [Texte intégral] Pierre Musso Articles La plateforme comme frontière [Texte intégral] Camille Alloing et Mariannig Le Béchec La dynamique des discours cybernétiques [Texte intégral] Emmanuel Ngué Um et Jean-Paul Ndindjock Des lieux de savoir numériques aux espaces de savoir interconnectés ? [Texte intégral] Kaouther Azouz Réflexions Appréhender le périmètre de recherche à l’université Paris-Saclay [Texte intégral] Luc Bellier, Henri Bretel et Laurence Gandois Comment une carte vint au monde [Texte intégral] Céline Leclaire Les plateformes d’écriture et de publication ou la dilatation contrôlée de territoires numériques [Texte intégral] Stéphanie Parmentier Varia Les revues SIC et les données de recherche [Texte intégral] Joachim Schöpfel et Éric","id":1393466,"titre":"3 | 2021 – Penser les données par le territoire ?","url":"http://journals.openedition.org/balisages/518","pubDate":"Fri, 14 Jun 2024 16:34:45 +0200"}]