Uber and Lyft faced tough questions from California judges as they seek to keep classifying drivers as contractors

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Uber and Lyft faced tough questions from California judges as they seek to keep classifying drivers as contractors

Uber and Lyft faced tough questions from California judges as they seek to keep classifying drivers as contractors

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Published 14 Oct 2020

Lawyers for Uber, Lyft, and California squared off over a recent court ruling that would force the companies to reclassify drivers as employees.

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