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Supreme Court Rules Uber Drivers Are Workers And Not Self-Employed
The Supreme Court has ruled Uber must classify its drivers as workers rather than self-employed contractors, with experts saying the...
Worker or self employed contractor? Supreme Court clarifies law in landmark Uber case
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Government waives IR35 penalties for 12 months
From Tuesday 6 April 2021, organisations in the private sector that engage 'off-payroll' workers will become responsible for determining...
Top five employment cases that will shape 2021
We have identified the cases which will have a big impact on employment law and HR policies and practices over the next 12 months.
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