...The case involved a man named Gary Smith who worked as a contractor for Pimlico Plumbers for six years until he was fired in 2011 after he tried to reduce...

...of workers operating in the gig economy back into… Pimlico Plumbers: lifting the lid on misclassification claims?...

...Judgment on the employment status of plumber, Gary Smith....

...IWGB sought permission to proceed with a judicial review of the CAC’s ruling on five grounds, all but one of which the HC rejected....

...The HC also rejected the IWGB’s argument that it could adopt a ‘dominant feature’ test, drawing on the Supreme Court’s judgment in the Pimlico Plumbers...

...The High Court also rejected the IWGB's argument that it could adopt a dominant feature test, drawing on the Supreme Court's judgment in Pimlico Plumbers...

...decisions that an ostensibly ‘self employed’… The Supreme Court has delivered its ruling on the landmark Pimlico Plumbers case, upholding previous decisions...

...In Smith v Pimlico Plumbers Limited, the Court of Appeal held that a worker who took regular unpaid leave during the course of his engagement (his employer...

...an employment contract is likely to be effective in preventing extraneous contractual terms or oral variations respectively, following a Supreme Court ruling...

...in Smith v Pimlico Plumbers (subject to any further appeal)....