Home » PAM-Wolt negotiations on track News 07.05.2024 09:45 PAM-Wolt negotiations on track Service Union United PAM and the technology company Wolt spent a whole day in negotiations last week. —The negotiations are not easy as we are trying to create something completely new, but the discussions have been constructive, says PAM Couriers Finland chair Papy Nkunda who is part of PAM’s negotiation team. —We have been going through all issues on the table, including payment models and benefits. The negotiations will continue this week. We hope to have reached a result by the end of June, says Nkunda. Negotiations between Wolt and PAM on terms for couriers started in December 2023. The negotiations are historical, as there are no previous collectively negotiated agreements for self-employed platform workers. PAM’s goal is to negotiate two collective agreements on terms for couriers: one agreement for self-employed courier partners and one agreement for employed couriers. Read more on PAM-Wolt negotiations here Keywords: collective bargaining Platform economy What did you think of this content? Reaktio(Required) This was useful I really liked this content I did not understand This was not useful Comment (optional)CAPTCHAPhoneThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Share Read next News international cooperation Platform economy First steps toward international regulation of platform economy taken at the International Labour Conference 11.6.2025 Articles collective agreement collective bargaining membership ”A challenging starting point, but we achieved a lot” – how did the collective bargaining go? 2.6.2025 Articles Platform economy Court rules that food couriers are employees — what does this mean for couriers? 23.5.2025
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