They cited this as proof that sports players with scholarships were effectively employees.
It has argued that the presenters are effectively employees, and should be subject to income tax and national insurance contributions (Nics).
Last week the Fair Work ombudsman announced it was launching an investigation into Uber, amid claims of sham contracting from Ride Share Drivers United (RSDU), a lobby group that argues drivers are effectively employees and should be treated as such.
In a decision issued last week, the Tax Appeals Commission ruled that delivery drivers were effectively employees of the unnamed fast-food company rather than independent contractors responsible for looking after their own tax affairs.
We've found from CEB's extensive research on employee productivity both within and beyond the sales function that one of the most important drivers is network performance: how effectively employees use their network of relationships to improve both their own and their peers' productivity.
If bosses don't communicate effectively, employees assume the worst, Mr Kropp says.
A fifth of GPs are now salaried - effectively employees of the business - while the organisations they are working for are getting bigger and bigger.
Employee satisfaction and engagement hinge on how easily and effectively employees can contribute (see #3) and whether the organization operates in such a way that commitment is created (see #6).
The agency found that 14 of the drivers were effectively employees of Compton-based Total Transportation, even though they were treated like independent contractors.
April 9 (Reuters) - Northwestern University formally asked a U.S. labor agency on Wednesday to review a decision by one of its regional directors that the school's football players are effectively employees and can therefore vote on whether to unionize.
