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Gig Economy: Ken Loach and Sorry We Missed You

Gig Economy: Ken Loach and Sorry We Missed You

November 29th, 2019

With Christmas around the corner and Black Friday deals well underway, now is not only the beginning of the season to be jolly but also…

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Archbishop of Canterbury – Gig Economy & Schadenfreude

Archbishop of Canterbury – Gig Economy & Schadenfreude

September 28th, 2018

The end of September brings two things: The awakening of the singer from Green Day; and our monthly employment law update. Last month’s update had…

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IWGB v Deliveroo

IWGB v Deliveroo

June 21st, 2018

Late last year, we covered the Central Arbitration Committee (CAC) case of IWGB v Roo Foods Limited t/a Deliveroo. Whilst we don’t usually cover cases…

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Zero Hours Contracts – Numbers Increase

Zero Hours Contracts – Numbers Increase

April 27th, 2018

Zero-hours contracts and the gig economy are two of the biggest employment law issues of the year. Latest figures from the Office of National Statistics…

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Gig Economy Update – Lack of Progress Brought into Focus by Tragedy

Gig Economy Update – Lack of Progress Brought into Focus by Tragedy

February 23rd, 2018

The gig economy is an issue that urgently needed addressing this year. The Taylor Report, whilst lacking teeth, did outline some suggestions to improve conditions…

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What Happened Over Christmas Part 2: Uber, yes more Uber, a service not an agent

What Happened Over Christmas Part 2: Uber, yes more Uber, a service not an agent

January 5th, 2018

2017 was the year of the rise and public awakening to the gig economy. Part of this is down to the sheer mass of cases gig…

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