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For employees, it is of great importance how companies like Uber, which supply on demand, are classified. The category in which Uber wants to see himself classified is morally and legally questionable, according to new research by Dr. Magdalena Cholakova and professor Joep Cornelissen from RSM. The study investigates whether it is justified that Uber wants to describe employees as "self-employed" instead of "employed".
For employees, it is of great importance how companies like Uber, which supply on demand, are classified. The category in which Uber wants to see himself classified is morally and legally questionable, according to new research by Dr. Magdalena Cholakova and professor Joep Cornelissen from RSM. The study investigates whether it is justified that Uber wants to describe employees as "self-employed" instead of "employed".