In-house recruiters must learn from Uber self-employment case

Employment lawyers have warned recruitment departments to review terms & conditions of working arrangements in contracts to ensure any intention to create a self-employed relationship is reflected in working practices offered to new hires.
Mon, 25 Jul 2016

Employment lawyers have warned recruitment departments to review terms & conditions of working arrangements in contracts to ensure any intention to create a self-employed relationship is reflected in working practices offered to new hires.

The warning follows a high profile case involving Uber, in which a group of its drivers have taken the...

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