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BOSTON (WHDH) - Hundreds marched in the Boston Common this Labor Day weekend, including commercial building cleaners, airport workers and rideshare drivers marching under the<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/rideshare-drivers-cleaners-and-airport-workers-march-for-better-benefits-conditions-ahead-of-labor-day/">Read More</a>

Service workers covered by 32BJ SEIU marched in downtown Boston Saturday calling for fair working conditions ahead of Labor Day.

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By Nate Raymond BOSTON (Reuters) - The fight over the status of Uber Technologies and Lyft ride-share drivers entered a new phase on Wednesday, as an ...

“There are thousands of us, ten thousands of us, who just want to be able to keep our flexibility and independence while getting benefits that fit the way we work,” rideshare driver Charles Clemons Muhammad said.

Efforts to subject the Legislature to outside scrutiny, reform the role of standardized MCAS tests, allow cities and towns to regulate rent levels, and reshape<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/possible-2024-questions-may-address-rents-mcas-driver-rights/">Read More</a>

Competing ballot measures would put the question of whether gig drivers are truly employees up for a vote in November 2024.

The fight over the status of Uber Technologies and Lyft ride-share drivers entered a new phase on Wednesday, as an industry-backed group and a labor union proposed letting Massachusetts voters...

BOSTON (Reuters) -An industry-backed group and a labor union on Wednesday proposed letting voters decide whether Uber Technologies and Lyft ride-share drivers in Massachusetts should be treated as independent contractors or allowed to unionize. Flexibility and Benefits for Massachusetts Drivers, a group whose contributors include Uber, Lyft and DoorDash, filed a proposed ballot question that would ask voters in November 2024 to declare the companies' drivers are not employees but independe...

Special interest groups are positioning themselves to offer ballot questions before the 2024 election and an initial August deadline.