Re:Uber loses court appeal against drivers' rights
by kuschku on Friday November 10, 2017 @08:15AM
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If the self-employed person can’t afford their own insurance, but their employer doesn’t fund it for them, they often end up without insurance – and if they need to get something done anyway, society has to pick up the bill.
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Re:Uber loses court appeal against drivers' rights
by Anderkent on Friday November 10, 2017 @08:21AM
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Self-employed people pay their NHS contributions the same way that companies pay for them. It's not a question of can/can't afford, it's a % of your earnings.
Re:Uber loses court appeal against drivers' rights
by youngtaff on Friday November 10, 2017 @09:22AM
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Apart from their not NHS contributions as National Insurance isn't a hypothecated tax
Re:Uber loses court appeal against drivers' rights
by Anderkent on Friday November 10, 2017 @12:18PM
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It's the closest there is to 'medical insurance paid by employer'. OR what do you think grandparent means when they say 'if the self-employed person can’t afford their own insurance, but their employer doesn’t fund it for them'?