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Uber, Lyft Lose Appeal, Must Classify Drivers As Employees In California

A California ballot measure could exempt Uber, Lyft and others from the law, allowing them to keep drivers as contractors without benefits.
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Drivers Sue Uber Over ‘Barrage’ Of Messages Opposing Labor Protections

Uber, Lyft and others have spent over $185 million on a campaign to exempt them from a California law that would make drivers employees with benefits.
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Uber, Lyft Are Spending Millions To Fight Labor Protections For Their Workers

How organized labor is teaming up with app-based workers in California to take on corporate giants.
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Seattle City Council Passes Minimum Wage For Uber And Lyft Drivers

Starting next year, drivers must be paid at least $16.39 per hour in addition to their basic expenses.
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Uber, Lyft To Continue Operating In California After Shutdown Threat

An appeals court paused a lower court ruling ordering the companies to classify drivers as employees, which would provide them additional benefits.
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Judge Orders Uber, Lyft To Classify Drivers As Employees Under California Law

The major ride-hailing companies plan to appeal the decision, which would obligate them to provide additional benefits to drivers.
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Is It Safe To Take An Uber, Lyft Or Taxi During Coronavirus?

What you should know about the risks of cabs or rideshare services amid the pandemic.
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California Sues Uber, Lyft To Enforce Gig Worker Protection Law

The ride-hailing companies have refused to reclassify their contract workers as employees with benefits despite the passage of AB5 last year.
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Uber, Lyft Drivers Eligible For Unemployment If They Lost Business, Labor Department Says

The reason a ride-hailing driver stopped working before they filed a claim seems to matter a lot.
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Man Arrested For Allegedly Posing As Uber, Lyft Driver To Sexually Assault Riders

California authorities said multiple investigations revealed that Nassef Ragheb preyed on women over a three-year span.
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