The men in most danger of losing their jobs - wrongly, in my view - are Leicester City's Nigel Pearson, West Brom's Alan Irvine and QPR's Harry Redknapp.
The company's owners, who were once married, also violated tax regulations, gave the wife's sister a no-show job and wrongly billed the state for utility expenses incurred by a private day care business they operate on the side, investigators said.
Some job candidates wrongly assume that being critical of their current employer underscores their keen insight into corporate America.
After a series of errors by the Criminal Records Bureau, where job applicants were wrongly accused of having a criminal past, there will also be concerns over the potentially devastating consequences of mistaken identity.
Burmese migrants, of whom there are about 2.5m in Thailand, mainly working in menial jobs, have previously been wrongly blamed for crimes.
Basically, a lot of people are wrongly translating Jobs' thoughts about eBook readers as eBooks themselves.
Rightly or wrongly, the job of restoring the Met's reputation in the aftermath of the phone-hacking scandal rests on her shoulders.
Aimed correctly, it does a good job, but if aimed wrongly it can do a lot of damage.Unlike the government weather services, private firms can concentrate on particular areas such as cities, ski resorts or oil fields in finer detailIdeally, says Dr Mass, meteorologists should perform "ensemble" forecasts.
In some cases, people who feel they have been wrongly excluded from jobs are fighting back.
In the 1990s this was the sound protectionists in the United States thought (wrongly) would accompany jobs disappearing to Mexico as a result of a free-trade deal.
Defenders can help someone who believes they were wrongly denied a job to file a complaint.
