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Perception of Freelancing and Self-Employment by EU Political Parties
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Centre
Right
Opportunities for a new type of entrepreneurship
(solopreneurs / solo-traders)
Empowerment, resilience and self-sustainment
leading to economic growth
A means to combat unemployment and non-
reliance to state social security
Boost liberalisation of the single market for services
No large capital requirements and easier
investment options (e.g. micro-credit,
crowdfunding)
Enhanced labour market flexibility
Help larger companies become more resource
efficient and agile in times of economic downturn
Heavy administrative burden to become and
remain self-employed
High taxation for the self-employed
New entrepreneurship to replace traditional
small business structures, e.g. family
businesses
Disruption of the old corporate model, level
playing field with larger businesses
Centre
Left
The job creation potential for the unemployed and
disadvantaged
Opportunities for social entrepreneurship and
social innovation
Community participation and interconnectedness
(e.g. coworking spaces)
Opportunities for improved well-being and work-
life balance
Perceived danger for income inequality,
precarious and undeclared work
Bogus self-employment
Providing one’s own health and unemployment
insurance and pension
Inspired by @jowyang “Liberals and Conservatives Both Love & Loathe the Collaborative Economy”