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Crowdworkers Are Not Employees Under German Employment Law

In one of its latest rulings, the Regional Labor Court of Munich concluded that crowdworkers or microtaskers are not employees under German employment law. However, the Court has allowed an appeal to the Federal Labor Court....
By: Orrick - Global Employment Law Group
Source Url: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/crowdworkers-are-not-employees-under-38311/

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