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Deliveroo: UK Supreme court declares riders are not employees
The UK Supreme Court has delivered a landmark ruling for Deliveroo, with huge implications for the rest of the gig economy as well.
Deliveroo fined for abusing riders' rights in France
Two ex-bosses of the British company's French division were also fined and given suspended prison terms.
Deliveroo riders are not employees, Belgian court rules
A Belgian court has just denied a group of belgian deliveroo riders the right to be classed as employees but a new proposal from the European Commision could overhaul platform worker’s rights across Europe.
New EU rules could turn 4.1 million gig workers into regular employees
A proposed EU directive will force digital platforms to ensure their employees have rights such as paid holiday and workplace insurance.
This rider-owned food delivery service is taking on Deliveroo
A new company in London is hitting back against the gig economy with carbon neutral food deliveries and fair wages for their riders.
Deliveroo driver jailed for refusing orders from Jewish restaurants
The Algerian, who was in France illegally, will be deported after he completes his four-month prison sentence.
Madrid court rules Deliveroo couriers are employees, not freelancers
From now on, the online food delivery service Deliveroo will have to give its couriers a formal contract and corresponding benefits,