UK top court shakes up gig economy with ruling against Uber


UK's top court ruled that Uber drivers are entitled to workers' rights, a decision that could have huge implications to the gig economy. — AP

Britain's top court on Friday ruled that drivers for US ride-hailing giant Uber are entitled to workers' rights, in a judgement with huge implications for the so-called "gig economy".

The Supreme Court's unanimous ruling that the drivers are workers followed a protracted legal battle with the Silicon Valley taxi and delivery company.

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