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> the historic employee classification that the supreme court ruled against Uber When IR35 changes come to life in April, this will not be relevant, as Uber an
by varispeed 6y ago
> the historic employee classification that the supreme court ruled against Uber
When IR35 changes come to life in April, this will not be relevant, as Uber and others can just issue in-scope contracts to workers and bypass employment laws altogether, legally.
- Nextgrid 6y agoIn-scope contracts still mean there's a higher tax impact which means the delivery platforms will need to compensate.
- varispeed 6y agoUnlikely, because where do those workers go? It is the same in the IT market - contracts changed to in-scope without significant bump.
- pjc50 6y agoCould somebody explain this? It looks to me that IR35 is changing against "disguised employment" specifically to get more income tax by declaring more people to be employees.
- varispeed 6y agoThat is the guise under it was sold to the public. There is more info on this website: https://norightsemployee.uk/ https://norightsemployee.uk/ edit: there is also a how-to guide for employers: https://norightsemployee.uk/step-by-step https://norightsemployee.uk/step-by-step