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Over 4 in 5 Workers Want To Build Their Own Business

A shock new survey conducted by Oracle NetSuite / The Founding Network has revealed that 85% of workers would like to start their own business.

19 July 2022

Employment Law

Court Of Appeal Rules That Uber Drivers Are Workers

Uber has failed in its appeal to the Court of Appeal, with the Court ruling that Uber drivers are workers. Background To The Uber Appeal

1 January 2019

Employment Law

Addison Lee Appeal Fails, But Company May Appeal To Court Of Appeal

The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) have ruled that drivers are workers, not self-employed, in the Addison Lee appeal case, meaning that the drivers are entitled

23 November 2018

Employment Law

44% of Zero Hours Contract Workers Want More Hours And Greater Job Security

A new study into zero hours contract workers has found that 44% want more hours and greater job security, whilst just 28% accepted such positions

7 October 2018

Employment Law

The Uber Appeal Is To Be Heard On The 30th October 2018

The Uber appeal against an Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) ruling that its drivers were workers will be heard by the Court of Appeal on the

1 October 2018

Employment Law

European Committee of Social Rights Rules That Statutory Sick Pay Is Inadequate In The UK

The European Committee of Social Rights (ECSR), a part of the Council of Europe, has declared that statutory sick pay is inadequate in the UK and

31 January 2018

Employment Law

Uber Appeal To Supreme Court

Following the defeat of the Uber appeal in the EAT, Uber is now seeking permission to bypass the Court of Appeal in order to take

27 November 2017

Employment Law

Uber Lose Appeal, As EAT Rules Its Drivers Are Workers

Uber has lost its appeal, as the EAT rule that Uber drivers are workers in a decision that was handed down on Friday 10th November

13 November 2017

Employment Law

Addison Lee Courier Held To Be Worker In ‘Gig Economy’ Case

A courier working for taxi company, Addison Lee, has been held by the Central London Employment Tribunal to be a worker, and not a self-employed

3 August 2017

Employment Law

Report Urges Government To Protect ‘Gig Economy’ Workers

In a report into the ‘gig economy’, Frank Field MP has called for an “emergency intervention” by the Government to protect workers. ‘Gig Economy’ Report

7 July 2017

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Over 4 in 5 Workers Want To Build Their Own Business

Court Of Appeal Rules That Uber Drivers Are Workers

Addison Lee Appeal Fails, But Company May Appeal To Court Of Appeal

44% of Zero Hours Contract Workers Want More Hours And Greater Job Security

The Uber Appeal Is To Be Heard On The 30th October 2018

European Committee of Social Rights Rules That Statutory Sick Pay Is Inadequate In The UK

Uber Appeal To Supreme Court

Uber Lose Appeal, As EAT Rules Its Drivers Are Workers

Addison Lee Courier Held To Be Worker In ‘Gig Economy’ Case

Report Urges Government To Protect ‘Gig Economy’ Workers

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