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A Cuban Uber Eats driver broadcast his resignation live on TikTok, citing the company's low pay and unfavorable working conditions. The driver express...

In the United States, drivers from TVDE companies Uber and Lyft have planned 24-hour strikes in places such as Chicago, Philadelphia, Miami or Austin,

The Justice for App Workers coalition is initiating a national day of action with strike action in Atlanta to protest the nation’s app companies.

Rideshare and delivery drivers are asking Atlantans to not use popular apps like Uber, Lyft, or Instacart on Wednesday as they take part in a nationwide strike to demand higher wages and job protections.

The strike is led by national coalition Justice for App Workers, with more than 130,000 members.

App delivery companies block workplace improvements by spending big on political influence, and even co-opting progressive language, argues a new report.

NYC's deliveristas are complaining that the app services they work for are diminishing their wage gains effectively cutting their salaries.

As delivery discourse rages, don’t forget the middlemen: apps like UberEats, DoorDash, and Grubhub.

By advertising on Instagram and TikTok, and selling through marketplaces, vendors are finding their way around the ban.

BRUSSELS, March 12 — EU states on Monday endorsed controversial rules to cover app workers in the so-called gig economy, after weeks of wrangling over the watered-down text. A...