Gig economy workers’ dilemma


PETALING JAYA: With a grievance filed by an e-hailing driver awaiting possible referral to the Industrial Relations (IR) court, Grab Malaysia says it will submit proof that the driver was not its employee.

“We are seeking legal advice on this matter and will provide the necessary documentation to the (Industrial Relations) department to support the position that the driver-partner was not an employee of Grab, ” a company spokesman told The Star.

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