About meok-eu-platform-worker-mcp
meok-eu-platform-worker-mcp is an MCP server for digital labour platforms and their compliance teams working with the EU Platform Workers Directive. It checks employment-status indicators, algorithmic-management duties, worker-data safeguards, national transposition, and misclassification exposure.
Key features
- 01Check employment-status indicators
- 02Review algorithmic-management disclosure
- 03Identify human-oversight gaps
- 04Check worker-data safeguards and GDPR
- 05Track national transposition deadlines
- 06Forecast misclassification exposure
Use cases
- 01Assess worker-status classification risks
- 02Review monitoring and decision-system disclosures
- 03Check human review of significant decisions
- 04Prepare evidence for national enforcement
MCP support
Exposes eight directive-compliance tools to MCP clients, including checks, risk forecasting, and audit-pack preparation.
Configuration
Local server config is the same for every client. Copy it into your client’s MCP config file.
Tools
Local servers expose tools only once running on your machine, and the maintainer has not provided a tool list.
Details
From the project READMEmeok-eu-platform-worker-mcp
EU Platform Workers Directive (2024/2831) compliance for digital labour platforms operating in the EU. Employment-status presumption, algorithmic-management disclosure, human oversight, GDPR overlay, member-state transposition tracking, misclassification-risk forecast. By MEOK AI Labs.
Why this exists
Directive (EU) 2024/2831 must be transposed into national law by every Member State by 2 December 2026. It applies to digital labour platforms — Deliveroo, Just Eat Takeaway, Uber, Bolt, Wolt, Glovo, FREE NOW — plus thousands of smaller delivery / freight / cleaning / care / micromobility apps. The EU gig economy is c.€20bn and c.28m workers (2025 EC estimate, of which c.5.5m estimated misclassified).
Spain's "Ley Rider" (Royal Decree-Law 9/2021) already established that platform riders are presumed employees. ITSS enforcement produced settlements / fines exceeding €100m against Glovo + Deliveroo Spain by 2023. The Directive generalises that precedent across all 27 MS.
This MCP gives platforms (and their compliance counsel) a callable layer for the daily work:
- Art 5 employment-status presumption — count the control indicators.
- Art 6 disclosure of monitoring + decision systems — closed-list checker.
- Art 7 human oversight of significant decisions — gap analysis + SLA.
- Art 9 worker-data minimisation — prohibited-category blocklist + GDPR overlay.
- Art 10 worker-rep consultation — change-trigger detection.
- Art 29 transposition tracker per MS — 2 Dec 2026 cliff.
- Misclassification fines + back-pay forecaster — 8 MS calibrated.
- National-enforcement evidence pack generator.
Install
pip install meok-eu-platform-worker-mcp
Tools (8)
| Tool | Use case |
|---|---|
check_employment_status_presumption | Art 5 — count control indicators against MS threshold |
check_algorithmic_management_disclosure | Art 6 — disclosure of monitoring + decision systems |
check_human_oversight_decisions | Art 7 — human review of significant decisions |
check_worker_personal_data_protection | Art 9 — data minimisation + GDPR overlay |
check_algorithmic_transparency_consultation | Art 10 — worker-rep consultation before changes |
check_member_state_transposition | Art 29 — Dec 2026 transposition deadline per MS |
forecast_misclassification_risk | Fines + back-pay exposure (8 MS calibrated) |
prepare_eu_platform_audit_pack | Evidence pack for ITSS / INL / ACT / FKS / SIRS / NLA / PIP / DIRECCTE |
Pricing
- Free — MIT self-host
- Starter — €99/mo (single platform, single MS)
- Pro — €299/mo (multi-MS, full audit pack)
- Fleet — €1,499/mo (cross-MS misclassification reserve modelling + named CSM)
Regulatory basis
- Directive (EU) 2024/2831 — Platform Work (transposition deadline 2 Dec 2026)
- Regulation (EU) 2016/679 — GDPR (Arts 5, 22, 35 overlay)
- Spain Royal Decree-Law 9/2021 — "Ley Rider" (precedent)
- Italy DL 152/2022 + Art 1bis algorithmic transparency
- Portugal Lei 13/2023 (Agenda do Trabalho Digno) — rider presumption
- France Loi Travail 2016 + LOM 2019 (partial regime)
- UK Workers (Predictable Terms and Conditions) Act 2023 (UK comparator)
License
MIT © 2026 Nicholas Templeman / MEOK AI Labs · haulage.app
Configuration
Add to your claude_desktop_config.json (Claude Desktop) or your MCP client config:
{
"mcpServers": {
"meok-eu-platform-worker-mcp": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": ["meok-eu-platform-worker-mcp"]
}
}
}
Or: pip install meok-eu-platform-worker-mcp then run the meok-eu-platform-worker-mcp command (stdio transport).
Examples
Once configured, ask your assistant, for example:
- "Use
check_employment_status_presumptionto …" - "Use
check_algorithmic_management_disclosureto …" - "Use
check_human_oversight_decisionsto …"
Part of the MEOK constellation
This MCP is one node in a connected ecosystem built by MEOK AI LABS around a single sovereign AI core — governed agents with a hash-chained audit trail, mapped to the CSOAI compliance charter.
- 🌐 The whole map: https://meok.ai/constellation
- 🛡️ AI governance & certification: https://councilof.ai · https://csoai.org
- ✅ Verify any signed report: https://meok.ai/verify
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