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Labour regulation in the on-demand economy: an ‘uberfication’ of the status quo?
Uber has reached rock-star status in the world of 'gigs’, 'rabbits’ and 'rides’ known as the 'on-demand economy’. Uber is but one in a sea of online platforms that seek to link clients with workers offering traditional services like transport, cleaning, repairs or running errands. These platforms ac...
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Department of Commercial Law
2020
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