The Supreme Court hears a key gig economy case today as Pimlico Plumbers challenges last year’s Court of Appeal decision...
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The Government has vowed to enforce workers’ rights from their first day in a job, in response to the recommendations...
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A courier company that delivers parcels for Amazon has settled a dispute with drivers that the GMB union claimed were...
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Brexit may mean a degree of uncertainty in employment law, but what is the direction of travel in 2018? Beverley...
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Courier company Hermes has sought to distance itself from the criticism surrounding gig economy employers by claiming its use of...
Uber’s application to “leapfrog” an appeal to the Supreme Court has been refused.
Gig economy cases
Aslam and others v...
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Deliveroo riders are not workers and are self-employed, according to a decision yesterday by the Central Arbitration Committee.
This means...
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The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has confirmed that Uber drivers should be classified as workers who are entitled to basic...
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The Work and Pensions Committee has called for fitness chain Gym Group to explain itself after a personal trainer blew...
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As a result of the way in which the Easter bank holidays fall in 2018 and 2019, some employees will...
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