Legal and contractual implications of the E-Work and E-Business
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This paper summarizes the results and findings of two
consecutive legal research projects and launches a third legal research
project. The first, Victori@ was developed under the ADAPT initiative,
and the second, the eLPS project (eLegal Problems Survey) is a joint
initiative of the Universidade Moderna in Setubal and the University of
Salford, in the UK. The first project produced a legal guide for the e-
Worker, eEmployer and e-Businessman in Portugal and the second
project aims to deepen some of the basic concepts introduced in the
Victory@ project and to analyse some of its findings in specific contexts.
The findings of both projects are the basis for a new legal research project
the eLegal-China, aiming to survey the Chinese legal framework for e-
Work and e-Business.