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Abstract
The overall degree of control which the Uber platform exercises over the workforce does not suggest that it acts merely as an intermediary. The services Uber provides fall within the field of transport within the meaning of EU law and not under the freedom to provide services. It is therefore for the Member States to regulate the conditions under which such services are to be provided in conformity with the general rules of the TFEU.
European Employment Law Cases |
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ECJ Court Watch | ECJ 20 December 2017, case C-434/15 (Uber Spain), Employment statusAsociación Profesional Élite Taxi – v – Uber Systems Spain SL, Spanish case |
Keywords | Employment status |
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