Analysis: Gig economy: The big gig ruling

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The Supreme Court ruling in Pimlico Plumbers, granting employment rights to a gig worker, might lead to an increase or a shift in liability claims. But it also opens up a door for new products as gig economy platforms will want to cover their new exposures

The Supreme Court has ruled that Gary Smith, a man who had worked for Pimlico Plumbers over the course of five years, was entitled to employment rights such as holiday and sick pay, despite being VAT

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