This report presents the findings of the GDPoweR research project conducted in France. The project investigates the potential of data rights as a lever for strengthening collective bargaining and labour protections within the platform economy, particularly for front-line workers.

Understanding the long-term impact of childhood adversity on mental health is crucial, particularly during public health crises like the COVID-19 pandemic. Emerging evidence highlights that contextual factors, such as the pandemic, interact with early-life experiences to influence mental health outcomes. However, little is known about how childhood adversity affected mental health across different phases of the pandemic among older adults.

This Policy Brief presents six key principles of what person-centred, diversity-sensitive care is and how it can be achieved.

This policy brief addresses the simultaneity of self-employment and dependency of live-in carers in Austria based on empirical data collected in the frame of the JUSTMIG project.

This Policy Brief discusses recommendations for supporting person-centred, diversity-sensitive care through education and training for health and social care staff.