Originally posted by pauldee
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Key gig economy case reaches Supreme Court (Pimlico Plumbers)
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My recollection of the PP case is that the 'worker' was more than happy to be self employed and take the extra money he got as a result, as PP paid him quite handsomely for this.
But then he got ill, could no longer work, and so has decided he'd rather like both the extra money for being self employed, plus workers rights.
Something like that.Taking a break from contractingComment
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Originally posted by MrButton View PostBut it seemed in line with what the plumbers were saying on the tv show a few years ago.
But agree a large pinch of salt even soComment
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Originally posted by chopper View PostMy recollection of the PP case is that the 'worker' was more than happy to be self employed and take the extra money he got as a result, as PP paid him quite handsomely for this.
But then he got ill, could no longer work, and so has decided he'd rather like both the extra money for being self employed, plus workers rights.
Something like that.Comment
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Originally posted by washed up contractor View PostHow much someone earns has nothing to do with classing them as 'employed' ' self employed' or 'worker.' Cockney wide boy mullens was suggesting because his 'workers' earn £150k a year, they are SE. That is palpable nonesense.Comment
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Originally posted by MrButton View PostWho said it has? I was simply replying to someone who thought they were “woefully underpaid”
And to be fair seeing what's happened at the BBC it was probably a good idea to do so to get their badly written contracts and working practices ironed out."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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