In this podcast, Andrew Quinn, Karen Killalea and Will Fogarty discuss the Irish Supreme Court "Domino's Pizza" decision which determined that delivery drivers in that case were employees and not independent contractors. This is a landmark case on the status of workers in the "gig economy" and has been followed closely in Ireland and internationally. They cover the tax and employment implications of the decision, what practical steps can be taken by business and they look at the international position and likely future developments.
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Speakers:
Andrew Quinn | Partner | +353 1 619 2038 |Andrew.Quinn@maples.com | View Bio
Andrew Quinn, Head of Tax at Maples Group, and his colleagues in our Irish and Luxembourg legal tax teams share insights on key EU and international tax developments relevant to business and the investment funds industry.
Karen Killalea | Partner | +353 1 619 2037 |Karen.Killalea@maples.com | View Bio
Karen Killalea is the head of Maples and Calder's Employment team in the Maples Group's Dublin office and the host of the Irish Employment Law Podcast.
William Fogarty | Partner | +353 1 619 2730 |William.Fogarty@maples.com | View Bio
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