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Abstract
Directive 2003/88/EC precludes a self-employed independent contractor from being classified as a ‘worker’ under the Directive, if they are afforded discretion on the use of subcontractors, acceptance of tasks, providing services to third parties and fixing their own hours of work, provided that the independence does not appear to be fictitious and no relationship of subordination between them and their putative employer can be established.
European Employment Law Cases |
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ECJ Court Watch | ECJ 22 April 2020, case C-692/19 (Yodel Delivery Network), Working Time, Employment StatusB – v – Yodel Delivery Network Ltd, UK case |
Keywords | Working Time, Employment Status |
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