The Potential for International Regulation of Gig Economy Issues

Tonia A. Novitz

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The rapidly increasing hire of labour through platforms or ‘apps’ has attracted considerable attention. Most current debates focus on whether those engaged in ‘gig economy’ work can be characterise...

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