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A major review published in the uk today says workers need more rights and everyone involved needs to pay more tax. And cleaning up russias nuclear mess. We visit an old navy base thought to be one of the most toxic sites in the whole of the country now getting a facelift. Welcome to World Business report. Im rachel horne. The world of work is changing, but are employment and tax laws keeping up . Here in the uk, a Government Review is calling for workers in the so called gig economy to get new rights. These are people using technology to take short term jobs such as driving for uber or delive...

Against the food Delivery Firm to claim better employment rights. Ill be looking at what impact it could have. In sport Mixed Emotions for Runnerjo Pavey Ten Years After finishing fourth at the World Championships, shes to receive a bronze medal after an athlete is disqualified for doping. National kitchens was set up 100 yea rs National Kitchens was set up 100 years ago when world war i. The idea was you got a decent meal for a small price. Should it be brought back, there are some who think it should i will speak to them today. And matt is in bedfordshire with the forecast this morning. Iam ...

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Courts close in on gig economy firms globally as workers seek rights Sarah Butler © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Getty Images Gig economy companies, including Uber and Deliveroo, have faced at least 40 major legal challenges around the world as delivery drivers and riders try to improve their rights. The analysis of 39 employment cases, and seven linked cases on matters such as competition law, covers legal action in 20 countries including Australia, Chile, Brazil, South Korea, Canada and across Europe. The cases have been brought by gig economy workers seeking acce...

Why gig economy workers aren't cheering Uber's about-face just yet CNN 4 days ago Analysis by Hanna Ziady, CNN Business © Hollie Adams/Bloomberg/Getty Images A food delivery courier working for Uber Eats, operated by Uber Technologies Inc., pushes a bicycle past a restaurant in the Soho district of London, U.K., on Friday, Oct. 2, 2020. Covid-19 lockdown enabled online and app-based grocery delivery service providers to make inroads with customers they had previously struggled to recruit, according the Consumer Radar report by BloombergNEF. Photographer: Hollie Adams/Bloo...