I am a contractor myself, and the law in this area is murky. But in the case of the gig economy it is being used as a tax and rights avoidance strategy, not honestly.
Uber have already lost at least one case in the UK in which drivers sought to be classified as employed.
I am a contractor myself, and the law in this area is murky. But in the case of the gig economy it is being used as a tax and rights avoidance strategy, not honestly.
Uber have already lost at least one case in the UK in which drivers sought to be classified as employed.