Weekly Review of Developments 11/1/2019
Posted in : Weekly Review of Developments on 10 January 2019
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Case law essentials this week: The Court of Appeal has ruled by majority that Uber drivers are workers and not self-employed; and a tribunal has held hotel staff were entitled to a statement of their employment particulars after one month of work, a decision
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