Appeals court finds that Uber, Lyft should treat drivers as employees

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Appeals court finds that Uber, Lyft should treat drivers as employees

Appeals court finds that Uber, Lyft should treat drivers as employees

engadget

Published 23 Oct 2020

Uber and Lyft lost in court in Thursday, as the First Appellate District court in San Francisco affirmed a preliminary injunction placed against the companies last month. That ruling said there’s “overwhelming likelihood” the two companies are miscla...

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