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Home Office praise for Deliveroo, Just Eat and Uber Eats on illegal working ‘beyond absurd’ group claims
By George Nott2025-04-01T12:55:00
Source: Pexels
‘The elephant in the room is why platforms would even want to allow substitute when people with the right to work could just sign up directly,’ Worker Info Exchange said
New right to work check regulations for gig economy employers “deliberately leave wide gaps” enough for food delivery apps “to ride a coach and horses through them”, non-profit Worker Info Exchange has claimed.
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