Legal & Professional

What could the Uber case mean for property?

By 2016-11-11T00:06:00

Builders

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The recent decision to cement the legal status of Uber’s so-called self-employed drivers as employees may also be relevant to the property and construction industries, which often engage workers on a self-employed or agency basis.

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