Justice at Work Law Group

The California Labor Federation, a coalition of over 2 million workers across over 1,200 unions, also decried the additional fees, saying via tweet that Instead of paying their workers, gig corporations pumped $200M to pass Prop 22, claiming the worker protections guaranteed under the law would force them to drive up cost & pass it on to customers. Well guess what? They did it anyways. It’s honestly disgusting at this point. https://sf.eater.com//uber-eats-doordash-price-hike-fee-de

"Non-essential work and gatherings must stop from 10pm-5am in counties in the purple tier."

Congratulations to Justice Martin Jenkins! https://www.sanjoseinside.com//first-openly-gay-man-confi/

The passage of Prop 22 was the result of billionaire spending and is a major setback for the rights of workers. The token benefits included in the prop were meant to disguise its true intent. To protect the profits of Uber and Lyft. To say that we are disappointed is a massive understatement.

Uhm...the Mayor of San Jose just called for reversing the progress that has been made over two years to ensure that ride share EMPLOYEES get the benefits and protections entitled to them under the law. No on Proposition 22. Uber and Lyft are attempting to negotiate with the people of California by holding their services hostage. Hey, let's use this opportunity to invest in and create a more robust public transit system.