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Riders are employer-organized freelance workers. The recent decision of the Supreme Court, no. 1663 of January 24, 2020.
- 10/02/2020
The Supreme Court, with decision no. 1663 of January 24,2020, confirmed the ruling of the Turin Court of Appeal in which it considered the so-called Foodora riders as “employer-organized freelance" workers, pursuant to art. 2, Legislative Decree 81/2015. The Supreme Court has also been called to express itself on the nature of the so-called employer-organized work and on this issue, it has diverged from the arguments of the Court of Appeal. The Supreme Court adopted, in fact, a "remedial" approach, denying the existence of an intermediate tertium genus between autonomy and subordination and thus recognizing the right of riders to be subject to the discipline of subordinate employment.
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