Foodora has gone into voluntary administration over concerns it cannot exit Australia solvent, suspending a potentially precedent-setting sham contracting case against the gig company.
The on-demand food delivery firm appointed Worrells Solvency and Forensic Accountants on Friday just two weeks after announcing it was closing its operations on August 20.
In a statement, Worrells said the company had faced “significant external challenges” and the administration would stay all legal claims and put the company in a better position to pay back creditors.
“The voluntary administration process offers the company essential breathing space, including a statutory moratorium on claims against the company, with a view to ensuring tha…
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