Legal bump at the starting line


PETALING JAYA: As the Industrial Relations (IR) Department ponders over a grievance filed by an e-hailing driver, the first such case brought to its attention, labour law experts are doubtful if it will be referred to court due to the independent nature of the job.

This is because a complainant must be engaged under a contract of employment for his or her case to be referred to the IR court.

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