Sentence examples for be entitled to workers from inspiring English sources

It will be exactly the same claim as for the first 19 drivers and we will argue they should be workers rather than self-employed and so should be entitled to workers' rights".

The election was ordered by a National Labor Relations Board official last month when he ruled that Northwestern's scholarship football players were employees, meaning that they, like other workers, had the right to form a union and that they could be entitled to workers' compensation benefits, unemployment insurance and some portion of the revenue generated by college sports.

They are entitled to workers' compensation".

Almost all workers in New York are entitled to workers' compensation.

In London, a group of 19 Uber drivers took the company to an employment tribunal earlier this year with the help of the GMB union, arguing that they were not genuinely self-employed and were entitled to workers' rights, including the national living wage.

One of the central questions is whether people who perform services for on-demand apps should be classified as employees — who are entitled to workers' benefits and safeguards — or as independent contractors who are on the hook for insurance, expenses and other costs.

In October last year a UK employment tribunal ruled that a group of Uber drivers had worker status — meaning they are entitled to workers rights such as holiday pay, paid rest breaks and the National Minimum Wage.

Just today the UK's supreme court backed a rights challenge by a 'self-employed' plumber who had solely worked for six years for Pimlico Plumbers — supporting an earlier employment tribunal decision that he is entitled to workers rights.

Uber is back in court in the UK today and tomorrow to try once again to overturn a  two year old employment tribunal ruling that judged a group of Uber drivers to be workers — meaning they're entitled to workers benefits such as holiday pay, paid rest breaks and the national minimum wage.

Last year Uber also lost its first appeal against an employment tribunal that judged a group of Uber drivers to be workers, not self-employed contractors as it had claimed — meaning they are entitled to workers rights such as holiday and sick pay.

He dismissed the claims about unfair discipline as an effort to bolster their claims that they are entitled to workers compensation for work-related psychological stress.