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Robin wrote:
On 18/08/2016 10:41, Recliner wrote: a truly self-employed person who can take a break whenever they like, I think that's not a valid paraphrase of the Harvard professor or of UK law. Eg I doubt locum doctors working in A&E under a contract for services are free to take a break "whenever they like". I also doubt that self-employed drivers with a "patch" can decide to take some parcels but not others; or decide half-way through a day's deliveries that they don't want to do any more work that day. I'm not defending Uber but I do think much depends on the precise terms of the Uber contract. It seems that Uber has made more progress than I thought in solving the issues with its drivers' contracts. It could be that within a few years Uber won't have unhappy drivers: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/featur...month-is06r7on |
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