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Tag Archives: OnDemand
Demand and Consumer Surplus in the On-Demand Economy: The Case of Ride Sharing
Chungsang Lam, Clemson University – John E. Walker Department of Economics and Meng Liu, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) – Sloan School of Management offer Demand and Consumer Surplus in the On-Demand Economy: The Case of Ride Sharing. ABSTRACT: How… … Continue reading
Posted in Antitrust - Competition law
Tagged case, Consumer, Demand, economy, OnDemand, RIDE, Sharing, Surplus
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What Does GrubHub’s Big Win In Its Independent Contractor Misclassification Trial Mean for Other On-Demand, Sharing Economy Businesses?
Earlier today, GrubHub, Inc. won its highly publicized case brought against it by a restaurant delivery driver / courier for allegedly misclassifying him as an independent contractor. The case drew sustained media attention during a non-jury trial in federal court … Continue reading
Posted in Employment and Labour Law
Tagged Businesses, Contractor, economy, GrubHub’s, Independent, mean, Misclassification, OnDemand, Sharing, trial
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FAA Mandates Crew Resource Management Training for On-Demand Charters
by Sara M. Langston with the blog faculty Source: AMT WASHINGTON – The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has finalized a rule that requires non-scheduled charter airlines and air taxis to train pilots and flight attendants in Crew Resource Management (CRM), … Continue reading
Posted in Aviation Law
Tagged charters, CREW, Management, mandates, OnDemand, Resource, Training
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