Minicab drought: 'Rotten' rates biting into Uber drivers' wages
"Rotten" rates of pay are being blamed for a minicab drought that has been afflicting passengers.
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"Rotten" rates of pay are being blamed for a minicab drought that has been afflicting passengers.
Three former workers have launched employment tribunal claims in the United Kingdom against Uber, accusing the company of unfair dismissal after its facial recognition system failed to identify them.
(Bloomberg) -- Brazilians have one more problem these days to add to their pandemic woes: it’s getting increasingly harder to catch an Uber. Gasoline prices, which have soared nearly 40% from a year ago to more than 7 reais ($1.
Two unions allege the system used to check drivers' identity works less well for darker skin tones.
Two UK-based unions are taking Uber to court, claiming their members have been unfairly dismissed as a result of misidentification by the company’s facial verification system.