Uber is resisting the ruling and has told its drivers: “There will be no change to your partnership with Uber in light of this decision and we will continue to support the overwhelming majority of drivers who tell us that they use the Uber app to be their own boss and choose when and where to drive.” Uber is facing hundreds of legal claims for backdated holiday pay and wages following last week’s employment tribunal ruling that drivers should be categorised as workers. The company has been ordered to pay back the money it owes its drivers, who were classified as independent contractors rather than employees. Uber is preparing to appeal the decision and has told drivers there will be "no change" to their partnership with Uber.
Uber is facing hundreds of legal claims for backdated holiday pay and wages following last week’s employment tribunal ruling that drivers should be categorised as workers. The company has been ordered to pay back the money it owes its drivers, who were classified as independent contractors rather than employees. Uber is preparing to appeal the decision and has told drivers there will be "no change" to their partnership with Uber.