Uber has received leave to appeal the decision on the employment status of its drivers to the Employment Appeal Tribunal...
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Companies that want to employ people on zero hours contracts could face a hike in the minimum wage rate, the...
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Generous leave entitlements and a unique legal framework characterise Australian employment law. Qian Mou highlights 10 interesting aspects of workplaces...
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Does the recent spate of employment status cases have implications for all employers, or just for the gig economy sector?...
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An employment tribunal has struck out a BBC reporter’s claim after finding that she discussed her case with a newspaper...
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Tax changes due to be introduced in April could mean thousands of public-sector contractors leave their work in favour of...
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A government review of employment status and further gig economy tribunal cases are expected this year, not to mention the...
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Matthew Taylor, the head of Theresa May’s independent review of modern employment practices, has said that businesses are using self-employment...
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