By Staff writer
In one of his last keynote speeches before his retirement, John Chambers, Cisco’s CEO of 20 years, predicted over a third of firms today will be dead in ten years, stating the only ones that will survive will be digital companies, and many will fail trying to emulate such firms.
The end of October saw two taxi drivers win a case against Uber with the help of GM Trade Union for the right to be classed as ?workers?. Many suggested it would open the floodgates to claims against similar firms with on-demand staff and news about Deliveroo suggests the sentiment is true.
Entrepreneurs and business leaders keen to celebrate the end of a big year with a bang could toast New Year’s Eve twice, after PrivateFly revealed a truly unique offering.
By Staff writer
Aaron Hayward, employment specialist at DJM Solicitors, asks what Uber’s recent employment tribunal ruling on workers rights will mean for businesses that are part of the gig economy.
By Staff writer
It’s hard to escape news of the Uber employment tribunal ruling, where a long-awaited decision on the status of two taxi-drivers working for the company found its conclusion. This really is the employment law case of the year. But why?
By Jan Cavelle
The decision to classify Uber drivers as workers will have impacts far and wide in the gig economy, and could damage a great breeding ground for innovation.
To mark the launch of our Black Cab Entrepreneurs series in partnership with taxi app Gett, we sat down with the company’s MD of Western Europe, Remo Gerber, for the first of our backseat video interviews.
By Jon Norris
Remember when Tomorrow’s World was predicting that robots and software would render human experts obsolete
