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Employment status: Supreme Court reframes the approach for determining worker status in Uber case

Alan Lewis highlights the key points to come out of the Supreme Court’s long-awaited decision in Uber In the Supreme Court’s view, it would be inconsistent with the purpose of the legislation to treat the terms of a written contract as the starting point to decide whether an individual falls within the definition of a …

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Overseas workers: Not bringing it all back home

Charles Wynn-Evans outlines some recent cases about the employment tribunal’s jurisdiction to hear claims brought by those working overseas ‘The tribunal should consider the particular facts of each case as a whole to determine whether there is a stronger connection with Great Britain than the country where the individual works, such that the tribunal should …

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