Sentence examples for been wrongly classed as from inspiring English sources

Drivers for London-based minicab company Addison Lee could be owed wages and holiday pay after an employment tribunal test case found that some had been wrongly classed as self-employed.

Uber is facing the likelihood of several hundred more legal claims from taxi drivers who believe they have been wrongly classed as self-employed and are owed backdated holiday pay and missing wages.

Hermes couriers have welcomed the announcement that the parcel delivery firm faces an inquiry by HM Revenue and Customs into allegations that couriers are paid at levels equivalent to less than the "national living wage" and claims they may have been wrongly classed as self employed.

The taxi-hailing service, which is already facing legal claims from drivers who believe they have been wrongly classed as self-employed, said drivers in Scotland and a number of cities outside London had been affected by what it said was a banking glitch.

He said they showed a pattern which indicated the couriers were wrongly classed as self-employed.

Last year, the Citizens Advice Bureau estimated some 460,000 people in the UK could now be wrongly classed as self-employed, depriving them of almost £600m in holiday pay as well as sick pay and costing up to £314m a year in lost national insurance.

HM Revenue and Customs is also investigating whether Hermes couriers are wrongly classed as self-employed following an investigation by the Guardian that uncovered concerns some were earning below the £7.20 national living wage that is statutory for employees and workers aged 25 and over, but not the self-employed.

In the end though they were able to train a model with a false positive rate – the number of people wrongly classed as terrorists - of just 0.008%.

For months we have learned about the effects on a generation wrongly classed as "illegal".

It is the latest of multiple court rulings that people working in the gig economy are wrongly being classed as self-employed and should be considered workers and enjoy rights to the national minimum wage and holiday pay.

That is, a member is in usual condition but it has been wrongly detected as unusual.