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In the workplace, its starting to take on new roles. one of the key things that weve picked up on is the increasing use of al to make really important decisions about people at work. decisions like who gets a job. decisions about how people do their work, who they do it with, where they do it, how quickly they have to do it. and then also, even decisions as significant as whether or not they lose or keep theirjob. in 2018, taxi driver alexandru joined uber. like most uber drivers, hes never actu...

When these Pentecostals visited downtown, they were given some dismaying advice

When questioned about Ubers surge pricing strategy, CEO Dara Khosrowshahi attributed it to inflation and increased costs of time and labour.

Uber driver Wesley Johnson started driving a rented Tesla four months ago. He has no plans to turn back.

The forum of private transport operators submitted a memorandum to Transport Minister Ramalinga Reddy last week, seeking a reimbursement similar to the one the government gives to state transport corporations to cover the losses incurred due to the Shakti scheme.

Uber argued that an Uber Eats driver had signed a contract stopping employment disputes going to court, but California's Supreme Court rejected this.

A Kerala Court recently acquitted four men who were accused of verbally abusing and threatening a woman for hailing an Uber taxi at a railway station instead of a regular taxi or an autorickshaw.

And actors and writers losing salaries, but theres a ripple effect here. talking about businesses and people who work in craft services, janeters, uber drivers, deli owners, who support local communities where a production happens as well as prop and set companies who basically stage a lot of these productions. now this is no longer going to be a u.s. economic impact. this is going to be an international economic impact because you have a lot of these movie studios that do production in other co...

'The pandemic created hardship–but there have been silver linings: new policies and targeted investments have made a positive impact on people’s lives.'

Investigative Reporter Katie LaGrone reveals separate lawsuits filed by Floridians that raise serious questions about how Uber screens its drivers.