Proposed regulatory framework for road transport workers in the the on demand (GIG) economy

Project Member(s): Rawling, M., Munton, J.

Funding or Partner Organisation: Transport Education Audit Compliance Health Organisation (TEACHO) Limited
Transport Education Audit Compliance Health Organisation (TEACHO) Limited

Start year: 2020

Summary: Research report for TEACHO

Publications:

Rawling, M & Riley Munton, J 2022, 'Constraining the Uber-Powerful Digital Platforms: A Proposal for a New Form of Regulation of On-Demand Road Transport Work', University of New South Wales Law Journal, vol. 45, no. 1, pp. 7-34.
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Rawling, M & Munton, J 1970, 'An Evaluation of Government Proposals to Regulate 'Gig' Work: Prospects and Issues for Road Transport Workers and Businesses', Australian Labour Law Association National Conference 2022: The Regulation of Work in a 'COVID-normal' World, Crown Plaza, Coogee Beach, Sydney.

Rawling, M & Munton, J Faculty of Law UTS 2021, Proposal for Legal Protections of On-Demand Gig Workers in the Road Transport Industry, pp. 1-60, Sydney.

Rawling, M & Munton, J 2021, 'Tough gig: urgent regulation of on-demand work economy needed', Sydney Morning Herald.

Munton, J 2020, 'Food delivery riders are the 21st century's chimney sweeps', Sydney Morning Herald.

FOR Codes: Law And Legal Studies, Commerce, Management, Tourism And Services, Law Reform, Industrial Relations, Transport, Justice and the Law, Road Safety, Workplace Safety, Labour law , Occupational and workplace health and safety, Justice and the law not elsewhere classified

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