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An employee, not a contractor: unfair dismissal ruling against Deliveroo is a big deal for Australia s gig workers

Disclosure statement Alex Veen is part of a research team that received a University of Sydney Business School Industry Partnership grant. Uber Technologies is a Partner Organisation on this grant and provided a minority financial contribution to the project. He further receives funding from the Australian Research Council in the form a Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA) for his project entitled Algorithmic management and the future of work: lessons from the gig economy. Caleb Goods is part of a research team that received a University of Sydney Business School Industry Partnership grant. Uber Technologies is a Partner Organisation on this grant and provided a minority financial contribution to the project.

Belarus: Bachelet Appoints Fact-Finding Mission Experts

Thursday, 20 May 2021, 5:36 am GENEVA (19 May 2021) – UN High Commissioner Michelle Bachelet today announced the appointment of three high-level experts to the UN Human Rights Office’s Fact-Finding Mission on Belarus that will assist her in conducting a comprehensive examination of alleged human rights violations committed in Belarus since 1 May 2020, including the possible gender dimension of such violations. The experts are Karinna Moskalenko (Russian Federation) who will serve as Chair, Susan Bazilli (Canada) and Marko Milanović (Serbia). “The past year has seen the longstanding and chronic pattern of systemic violations in Belarus brought into sharp relief, intensifying in the context of the presidential election and

FOSS Patents: Extraterritorial overreach in SEP enforcement: slide deck used in my presentation today (DG GROW webinar on standard-essential patent enforcement)

While some speakers focused more narrowly on antisuit (and anti-antisuit) injunctions, the first part of my presentation put antisuit injunctions into the wider context of extraterritorial overreach. Patents are national rights, as Judge Edger Brinkman (The Hague) noted in his welcome speech today but FRAND license determinations are often global. Looking at it from the angle of the practical effects, three types of extraterritorial overreach compromise another country s (or multiple other countries ) jurisdiction over that jurisdiction s (or those jurisdictions ) patents: an antisuit injunction precludes a party from enforcing patents in another jurisdiction; a court ordering parties to enter into a global license agreement may deprive the patent holder of the right to enforce those patents in a given other jurisdiction; and

Sturgeon reshuffle cements return of one of her oldest allies

NICOLA Sturgeon s reshuffle cements the return of one of her oldest allies in the SNP, Angus Robertson. The party’s previous Westminster leader and SNP depute leader lost his Commons seat of Moray to Tory upstart Douglas Ross in the 2017 general election. He has been on a bit of a personal odyssey since then, becoming a father for the first time and moving back to his home town, where he is now the MSP for Edinburgh Central. The 51-year-old has been entrusted with potentially the most momentous - or if you’re sceptical, the most hollow - portfolio, replacing Michael Russell as Constitution Secretary.

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