Rideshare Report

The total funds for Yes on Prop22 sits at $181 million. Gig companies have spent an extra $70 million into their ballot campaign to keep their drivers and couriers classified as independent contractors. This new influx of funds brings the total funds for Yes on 22 up to a staggering $181 million, setting it up as one of the costliest California initiatives of all time. #AB5 #Prop22

Any drivers get a paid settlement from the O’Connor vs Uber case from 2013? If so what was your settlement payout date?

Irrespective of the outcome of the current legal spat with California, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi admitted that his company could not employ all of California's drivers as ordered by the state judge. The Uber executive stated in the Pivot School podcast interview that it is impossible to hire so many drivers overnight.

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The companies claim they can’t afford to classify drivers as employees The issue over the employment status of the drivers of Lyft Inc and Uber Technologies Inc. has taken an unprecedented turn this week. Both companies have decided to withdraw their services from California if drivers are classified as employees of the company. #Lyft #uber

A judge in the case has ordered ridesharing companies Uber and Lyft to treat California drivers as employees instead of independent contractors With a lot of speculation happening all around, Uber & Lyft drivers have finally gained the status of being employees. #IndependentContractors #Lyft #uber

A group of Uber drivers has launched a legal challenge against the ride-sharing giant. Uber drivers in Europe are suing for greater access to more of the personal data that Uber collects on them, such as information on "profiling and automated decision-making. The legal action of the group of drivers stands based on the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). #uberdriverlawsuit #uberdriverssue

One of the biggest ride-hailing companies down on their luck, as Massachusetts Attorney General sued them on the grounds of unjust worker classification. On Tuesday, the sun did not shine in favor of the biggest ride-hailing companies, Uber and Lyft. The Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey sued Uber and Lyft as a consequence of their radically unfair driver classification. ... #MassachusettssuesUberandLyft

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Uber offer's to buy Postmates after the Grubhub acquisition failed