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"When that money hit my account, all I could do was cry. I thanked them and told them how bad things had gotten for us."

A Sacramento woman is among 12 drivers and passengers in nine states taking legal action against the company.

At a news conference Sunday afternoon, Illinois rideshare drivers and delivery workers announced that local groups are joining a national movement to fight for better working conditions.

"We're making less due to gas prices," ride-hailing driver Adalgisa Payero-Diarra says. "It's pushed us to work more and spend less time with family."

In the united states, much more than oil companies that haphazardly pull this stuff out of the ground whenever they wants and do with it whatever they want. thats one way. on the other side, i would advocate for a generally very high price of oil and gas, and that wont make consumers very happy, but the truth is, when oil and gas is high, you make renewables a lot more competitive in the market, you know, they become relatively cheaper compared to oil and gas, and you start to get some of the ca...

Rising gas prices are driving plenty of cringeworthy moments when filling up your tank. But for people who are drivers for ride-sharing companies like Uber and Lyft, the pain at the pump cuts much deeper.

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This job and shove it," sort of, and collective action for a shot. weve also seen interesting things like the great reporting on the delivery, folks that do delivery here in new york, who are just completely bottom up, banding together and creating some protections for themselves because they dont really have choices and they also dont have a union. >> theres a lot of collective action like that, independent drivers, lyft drivers, people pushing back, im doing a lot of work in europe, there was ...