International Workshop on Safety Practices and Issues 27th April, 2018 Emerald C Hall at PC Hotel, Mall Road, Lahore • The Gig Economy and Challenges with the New Age Work - Jillian Hamilton, CEO, Manage Damage, Australia • Combining Efforts for Better Generations to Come - Lester Claravall, Oklahoma Department of Labour, USA • How Health and Safety is Achieved? - Dr Harald Wachsmuth, previous Director of Security, Health and Environment, E.ON, Germany • Findings from the ‘MultiTex’ research study – Multifaceted intervention for occupational health of Textile workers. - Dr Yousaf Ali, Senior Resident/Postgraduate trainee at Aga Khan University Karachi • Ingrid Christensen, Country Director, ILO, Islamabad, Pakistan - Generation Health and Safety • Vision Zero – Building a Culture of Prevention - Dr Dheera Phong-anant, General Manager of SHAWPAT, Bangkok, Thailand

1. Sharing 26 April 18
Textile Industry Sustainability Forum
The Gig Economy &
Challenges with the New
Age Work
Jillian Hamilton, Manage Damage

2. What is Gig Economy?
A case study and journey from Australia where the Gig
Economy and the ever changing global workforce is
placing new challenges on our insurance platforms
Learning Objectives: - Shared Experiences from Down Under -
Share knowledge of Giggers at Work in Australia and other
International Case Issues in Point

3. How many Giggers World Wide?
40%

7. Who needs to Pay?
Who is responsible for the
Worker?
The challenges with the new
forms of Employment?

8. What does the law say?
Who is legally
responsible for their
insurance?

9. How can you tell?
What tools are used to
determine who owns a
Gigger?

10. Insurance Options
How are they Insured?
Why are we sharing
our Insurance?

11. 40%
60%
Impact on
Insurance
Pool?
Result

12. Global Approaches
Approaches from more than one
country
Global Solutions for Localised
Challenges & Possible Solutions that
are transportable to other nations

13. Gaps Insurance
Piece Rate Workers
Day Rate Workers
Uber Drivers

14. Risks / Rewards