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Gig workers say high gas prices may be a breaking point - Vimarsana News

Gig workers say high gas prices may be a breaking point

Gig workers say high gas prices may be a breaking point

Uber, Lyft Drivers Struggle With High Gas Prices - The New York Times - Vimarsana News

Uber, Lyft Drivers Struggle With High Gas Prices - The New York Times

Some drivers say they find it hard to justify spending hours on the road for Uber or Lyft as fuel costs continue to tick upward.

Rep. Pressley, Sen. Edwards voice support for workers in ongoing battle against big tech - Vimarsana News

Rep. Pressley, Sen. Edwards voice support for workers in ongoing battle against big tech

Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley and State Senator Lydia Edwards have voiced their support for workers and activists, who say tech companies are exploiting rideshare drivers.

Source: wbur.org
Riberas y Castellanos se dan 13 millones tras el rescate de Moove Cars por Uber - Vimarsana News

Riberas y Castellanos se dan 13 millones tras el rescate de Moove Cars por Uber

Uno de los grandes nombres de la VTC Riberas y Castellanos se reparten trece millones tras el rescate de Moove Cars  Mirtosan Spain, que controla el 21% del gigante de las VTC tras vender un 9% a la americana, lo reparte como devolución de la prima de emisión tras recibir el repago de préstamos ofrecidos a la gestora de flotas. Moove Cars fue rescatada por Uber en el mes de febrero tras el duro impacto de la pandemia.EFE Son dos de los nombres más ilustres en el accionariado de Moove Cars, el gigante de la VTC que fue rescatado por

Amazon did the math and would actually prefer getting sued - Vimarsana News

Amazon did the math and would actually prefer getting sued

Amazon did the math and would actually prefer getting sued Mitchell Clark © Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Amazon has recently changed its terms of service to allow its customers to bring lawsuits against the company instead of having to go through an arbitration process. According to The Wall Street Journal, the company made the change after over 75,000 Echo users were organized to file individual arbitration cases, which would have left Amazon on the hook for millions of dollars in fees. Unlike lawsuits, arbitration cases are handled by a third party instead of a...

Source: msn.com