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Uber and GMB sign “landmark” collective bargaining agreement with no ability to negotiate on earnings, attracting criticism from smaller unions that it lacks teeth.

Louth student receives scholarship award from DCU Reporter:  '); Louth student Darragh Cunningham was presented with a Memorial Scholarship award by Dublin City University at a virtual ceremony. Darragh was among 22 students who received awards named in honour of 14 individuals who have played a key role in the life of DCU and in Irish society. Darragh, a former student of Bush Post Primary School in Dundalk and a current first year Biomedical Engineering student at DCU, was presented with the Ger McDonnell Memorial Scholarship. This scholarship honours the memory of Ger McDonnell, a gradua...

Uber classifies drivers as workers after Supreme Court ruling Ride-hailing firm will pay its UK drivers minimum wage following court ruling, but has diverged from the court’s interpretation that drivers should be paid from when they log in, not just when passengers are on board Share this item with your network: By Published: 17 Mar 2021 14:45 Ride-hailing firm Uber has agreed to pay its UK drivers the minimum wage, but only for the time they are assigned to trips, rather than, as the Supreme Court explicitly ruled, from when they log in to the app. On 19 February 2021, the UK Supreme ...

Uber and Ola ordered to hand over more data to drivers A Dutch court has rejected Uber and Ola’s claims that drivers collectively taking action to access their data amounts to an abuse of their individual data access rights, laying the ground for drivers to form their own union-controlled data trust Share this item with your network: By Published: 16 Mar 2021 13:01 Ride hailing apps Uber and Ola have been ordered by a Dutch court to provide their drivers with greater access to data held on them. The court also rejected both firms’ claims that drivers were abusing their data access ri...

CLRCRMCK Interview: Uber driver Yaseen Aslam on his Supreme Court battle and what’s next for gig workers Private hire driver and union organiser Yaseen Aslam speaks to Computer Weekly about his legal battle with Uber and what the UK Supreme Court ruling means to workers in the gig economy Share this item with your network: By Published: 12 Mar 2021 This includes the right to be paid the national minimum wage, to receive statutory minimum holiday pay and rest breaks, as well as protection from unlawful discrimination and whistleblowing. Before the ruling, Uber classified its drivers as ...