Online Platforms and Platform Work Denmark Legally binding definition of online platforms Specific register of online platforms Specific regulation applicable to online platforms Online platforms are considered to be employers Wage and working conditions are not sub ­ject to law in Denmark, and are instead regulated by means of collective bargaining between unions and employers’ associa­tions. The Danish government has recently launched a labour law analysis to reveal possibilities for a presumption rule. 1% Only 1% of the population of working age is engaged in platform work in Denmark. ≤DKK 25,000 On average, most platform workers earn less than DKK 25,000 per year via the plat­forms before taxes. Just Eat and Wolt are the two largest food-delivery platforms in Denmark. Just Eat, a food delivery platform, was founded in Denmark and has recently merged with a Dutch platform, Takeaway. Wolt is an international platform from Finland. In 2021, Wolt was merged with an American platform, DoorDash. While the share of women and men among platform workers is nearly the same, platform workers tend to be young and have total personal incomes below the national average. Several international platforms have their headquarters in Denmark. Among them are two cleaning platforms, happyhelper.dk(also operating in Germany) and Hilfr.dk. Worksome is the largest freelancer platform, with offices in London and New York.