Conflitto a domicilio: il "raggio" dell'azione collettiva nel food delivery

The article examines the trade union action strategies implemented in the food-delivery sector, in relation to the trade union actors, the interlocutors of collective conflict as well as its concrete methods of exercise (including judicial), emphasising its peculiarities and characteristics. The Author particularly emphasises the effects of individual and collective labour disputes on riders, highlighting the innovations they have brought about in the scope of individual and collective labour law. Under this second profile, in addition to the use of art. 28 of the Labour Statute, which is now commonplace, also in the field of hetero-organised collaborations, the emergence of a too long neglected index of trade union representativeness - the so-called presence in the conflict - is reported, which could also prove valuable in resolving the unresolved knots relating to access to the establishment of RSA under art. 19 St. Lav., which is once again subject to the scrutiny of the Constitutional Court.