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Gig economy drivers tell MPs they’re trapped in low income jobs, working long hours

7th February 2017

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Public services can replace workers with robots and become the next Uber, using the gig economy, says report

7th February 2017

Five things we learnt in employment law this week

Five things we learnt in employment law this week (12 January 2017)

12th January 2017

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Gig-economy: employment tribunal rules that cycle courier has right to holiday pay

9th January 2017

CitySprint cycle courier working has won the right to paid holidays and minimum pay in the latest “gig economy” case.

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Uber appeals Employment Tribunal ruling that its drivers are workers

15th December 2016

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Government review: Experts take to the road to research the gig economy

30th November 2016

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Goodbye to employee shareholder status

25th November 2016

Union GMB has announced it will start legal action on behalf of members working as couriers for delivery company, DX. The union says that legal action will be taken with the aim of securing rights on pay, holidays, health and safety, discipline and grievances, on behalf of members who work as couriers and drivers for DX.

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Gig economy latest – CitySprint couriers take the battle to the tribunal

22nd November 2016

Gig economy latest, GMB issues legal proceedings against Hermes

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Deliveroo drivers campaign for union recognition and workers’ rights

9th November 2016

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Reaction: London drivers and GMB win against Uber at the London Employment Tribunal

28th October 2016

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