While the likes of Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, and friends are fighting legislation in California that would force them to recognize their drivers as employees, Spain has already made its own decision on the matter. In a ruling yesterday, Spain‘s supreme court said that riders for Barcelona-based food delivery service Glovo should be seen as employees and not as freelancers or independent contractors, Reuters reports. As a result, gig-workers in the country could have a solid legal basis for demanding formal employment contracts and associated benefits. [Read: 5 things to know when you’re buying your first electric vehicle] “[Glovo] fixes the…
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