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UK Supreme Court rules Deliveroo (food delivery) riders are self-employed: So they’re NOT entitled to Minimum Wage

– UK Supreme Court just ruled that Deliveroo (food delivery) riders are self-employed contractors and therefore NOT entitled to standard employee rights, including the Minimum Wage.. – Per the Bureau Investigates (2021) article 1/3rd of Deliveroo riders make less than minimum wage, with the worst example being one rider whose 180 hours of work averaged £2 per hour.. – When Deliveroo floated on the stock market it instantly made the founder a multi-millionaire.. https://www.theguardian.com/business/2023/nov/21/blow-to-gig-economy-workers-after-uk-supreme-court-rules-against-collective-bargaining https://www.thebureauinvestigates.com/stories/2021-03-25/deliveroo-riders-earning-as-little-as-2-pounds


– UK Supreme Court just ruled that Deliveroo (food delivery) riders are self-employed contractors and therefore NOT entitled to standard employee rights, including the Minimum Wage..

– Per the Bureau Investigates (2021) article 1/3rd of Deliveroo riders make less than minimum wage, with the worst example being one rider whose 180 hours of work averaged £2 per hour..

– When Deliveroo floated on the stock market it instantly made the founder a multi-millionaire..

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2023/nov/21/blow-to-gig-economy-workers-after-uk-supreme-court-rules-against-collective-bargaining

https://www.thebureauinvestigates.com/stories/2021-03-25/deliveroo-riders-earning-as-little-as-2-pounds

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