Shifting Workers
5th December, 2019
Andrew Knorpel looks at shifting workers using TUPE regulations and a recent judgment on the scope of the extended definition of "employee"
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Andrew Knorpel looks at shifting workers using TUPE regulations and a recent judgment on the scope of the extended definition of "employee"
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