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Workers rights in the gig economy

Should companies like Uber and Airbnb classify their workers as employees (or self employed contractors)?

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Nov 10, 2017
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Uber loses appeal against drivers' rights
Article 2017

Uber loses appeal against drivers' rights

BBC News, 2017: “The taxi-hailing firm's drivers should get workers' rights including holiday and sick pay, a tribunal rules.

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Why Ageism Never Gets Old
Article 2017

Why Ageism Never Gets Old

The New Yorker, 2017: "The prejudice is an ancient habit, but new forces—in Silicon Valley, Hollywood, and beyond—have restored its youthful vital...

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The Curious Life of an Extra |  The Atlantic
Article 2018

The Curious Life of an Extra | The Atlantic

Playing bystanders and party guests was supposed to be a temporary gig. It turned into a viable, and surprisingly fulfilling, way to make a living....

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Court Transforms Test for Who Is an Employee
Article 2018

Court Transforms Test for Who Is an Employee

California workers and companies have a new test to determine whether someone should be classified as an employee or independent contractor under s...

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