Justice Nears Glovo's CEO for Employing Delivery Men as False Self-Employed
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The judge has terminated the investigation of the case and has agreed to give the parties a period of 10 days to submit their pleadings before the case is brought to trial.
The judge believes that the decisions of the CEO of the company “weakened and suppressed the rights” of the distributors
The magistrate, as requested by the Public Prosecutor's Office and the CGT union, agrees to leave Óscar Pierre a step away from the trial for a crime against the rights of workers.The Public Prosecutor's Office asks to bring the founder of Glovo to trial for keeping the distributors falsely autonomous.The judge of Barcelona who investigates the founder and advisor of Glovo has agreed to sit Oscar Pierre on the bench for a crime against the worke…
The 31st Instructional Court in Barcelona has left the managing director of the Glovo distribution company, Oscar Pierre, a step away from trial for a crime against the...
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A judge in Barcelona sees signs of a crime against Glovo’s delivery agents by the CEO of the company, Oscar Pierre Miquel. This is reflected in the judicial order to which EL PERIÓDICO has had access. Judge Luis Martínez Durán considers that Pierre’s decisions “fell and suppresses the rights” of the couriers and for this reason he has agreed to conclude the investigation and continue the proceedings, whose preliminary sentence has been extended …
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