It was well past midnight in late 2015 when David and Samantha Cameron, escorted by George Osborne, emerged from the Coral Room at Sexy Fish, a Mayfair restaurant favoured by
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In a significant move to address mounting regulatory pressure, the UK’s leading food delivery platforms have announced comprehensive security enhancements to combat illegal working practices. Deliveroo, Uber Eats, and Just
Asylum seekers housed in UK Home Office-funded hotels are working illegally as couriers for food delivery services to pay off debts owed to people smugglers. A recent investigation has uncovered
Britain’s leading food delivery platforms are experiencing intensifying scrutiny regarding their algorithmic systems that control the livelihoods of more than 100,000 couriers across the nation. A powerful coalition comprising the
Major retail organisations Uniqlo, Gymshark and Lush have ceased their recruitment of freelance workers through gig economy applications following intense scrutiny from labour unions. The Trade Union Congress (TUC) raised
A controversial gig economy platform has come under intense scrutiny for allegedly encouraging hospitality businesses to circumvent the UK’s newly implemented fair tipping legislation and upcoming zero-hours contract regulations through
