How does the Supreme Court Uber ruling affect sex workers' independent contracts?
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The Supreme Court has dismissed Uber's appeal against an earlier court ruling and has agreed four drivers who brought a case against the rideshare company are employees.
Responding to the Supreme Court decision today, Emma Foley, general manager of Uber New Zealand, said: “We are disappointed by the Court’s decision, which casts significant doubt on contracting arrangements across New Zealand. Independent contracting is a cornerstone of not just Uber but also our broader economy.”
The Supreme Court has dismissed Uber's appeal against an earlier court ruling and has agreed four drivers who brought a case against the rideshare company are employees.
Responding to the Supreme Court decision today, Emma Foley, general manager of Uber New Zealand, said: “We are disappointed by the Court’s decision, which casts significant doubt on contracting arrangements across New Zealand. Independent contracting is a cornerstone of not just Uber but also our broader economy.”
