Dutch court orders Uber to reinstate six drivers fired for app fraud
Uber accused him of sharing his account. He insists he didn’t. Uber informed Abdifatah he was being “deactivated” on 27th September because of “evidence indicating fraudulent application activity”. Uber didn’t provide any evidence to support the decision and still hasn’t. Uber reported his dismissal to Transport for London. On 13th October, TFL informed Abdifatah he was no longer considered “fit and proper” to hold a private hire licence and he was ordered to return it. “I’ve lost all my income because of what they did to me,” Abdifatah told ITV News. “I lost my Ube...
Source: itv.com