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Share Share on Twitter Australia s so-called gig economy giants are coming under pressure to reform their industry as a NSW Parliamentary inquiry into insecure work gets underway.  At a NSW Senate inquiry on Monday, rideshare companies such as Uber and Deliveroo defended their business model, which refuses to consider their workers as employees with rights to minimum wage and injury compensation. As hearings continue, the inquiry is exposing how some workers are themselves paying for accident insurance despite earning below minimum wages. Uber driver Assad Manzoorq said many workers in his position were hesitant to speak out. READ MORE “We considered ourselves invisible before the COVID happened, then everyone relied on the service we are providing. And others as well, the citizens, the immigrants, the workers, the students. they considered that even if we speak out, we raise our voice, we think, it s an understanding that no-one is goi

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