Posts tagged "delivery drivers"

"The noose continues to tighten around gig economy companies that insist they're not actually employing the people who work — and sometimes die — for them," writes Bernard Keane.

Menulog’s trial to treat its delivery riders as employees could lead to a shift in the way gig economy companies classify their workers, challenging the idea that they’re entrepreneurs themselves.

This is an opportunity for Prime Minister Scott Morrison to change the narrative about the skills we need post-COVID-19.

Delivery drivers in the gig economy are earning as little as $10.42 an hour on average, according to a new Transport Workers Union survey.

Domino's has been served with a class action lawsuit alleging it underpaid thousands of workers over more than five years.

White labelling enables a brand to sell under its own label and maintain its brand from point to point, and it's becoming more and more widespread.

Retailers are gearing up for Christmas. Here are the trends you need to know about to make the most of the important trading period.

So, Christmas is just around the corner, and retailers and service providers are preparing for the busiest time of the year. With online sal…

The Fair Work Ombudsman has launched action against a Pizza Hut franchisee in the Federal Circuit Court over allegations the company engage…