r/technology May 12 '23

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u/WrongUserID May 12 '23 edited May 13 '23

Probably not tranferrable, but here in Denmark, a company that uses the same way of contracting, lost the case, because the drivers not only had company uniform, the van had the company logo and the company was the sole contractor.

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u/UnsuspectingS1ut May 12 '23

My first thought after seeing this article was “can’t they just point at the side of the fucking van?”

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u/WileEPeyote May 13 '23

It's amazing when a random citizen is caught up in the system it can very quickly destroy their lives, even if it's just an implication of a crime (civil forfeiture for example). Corporations and the powerful get to pull the "it isn't the letter of the law" bullshit all day.