#309: When Your Employer Classifies You As Self Employed So You Don’t Get The Same Pay As Your Colleagues: There’s An Employment Tribunal For That!
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#309: When Your Employer Classifies You As Self Employed So You Don’t Get The Same Pay As Your Colleagues: There’s An Employment Tribunal For That!
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So… another week … another set of workers who are challenging their employer about their employment status. And, this week, we look at why dozens of NHS delivery drivers are challenging their Royal Mail employer because they say their employer has categorised them as self employed, when everything about their jobs, says they are workers.
The issue at stake here, is the difference between receiving a guaranteed national minimum wage after deductions – and, being expected to cover all your costs as a self-employed driver, working alongside other Royal Mail drivers who are given a fairer status for their jobs.
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