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Re-evaluating the Employment Status of Uber Drivers in South Africa: Lessons from the United Kingdom and New Zealand
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  • 2019One Small Step Towards Decent Work: Uber v Aslam in the Court of Appeal15 cited
  • 2018Uber, the Taylor Review, Mutuality and the Duty Not to Misrepresent Employment Status12 cited
  • 2018Uber drivers : sad to say, but not employees of uber SA4 cited
  • 2019The Uberization of work case developments in the UK4 cited

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