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WHS duties fail to establish employment relationship in significant Deliveroo ruling

A Fair Work Commission full bench has quashed a ruling that a gig economy worker was an employee protected by unfair dismissal laws, rejecting the man's claim that the WHS rules imposed on him by Deliveroo were inconsistent with an independent contracting arrangement.

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