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Gig economy workers such as delivery drivers and ride-hailing drivers are likely to be workers rather than self-employed — entitling them to National Minimum Wage, 5.6 weeks' holiday pay and protection from unlawful deductions. The Supreme Court ruled in Uber v Aslam (2021) that Uber drivers are workers.

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