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Small steps for a giant leap in improving the regulation of atypical work
It is arguable that the dominant theme running through the current regulation for the protection of employees is that all employment relationships should be treated in the same way. While there are some notable exceptions, in general, the regulatory goal for protective statutes can be described as ‘
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