Ontario court certifies class action against Uber that could give drivers employee status
Proposed $400-million lawsuit argues Uber couriers should be entitled to minimum wage, vacation pay and other protections
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Proposed $400-million lawsuit argues Uber couriers should be entitled to minimum wage, vacation pay and other protections
TORONTO — Ontario's Superior Court of Justice has certified a class-action lawsuit against Uber Technologies Inc., which advances a fight to get some of the platform's Canadian couriers and drivers recognized as employees.
Uber Canada's ride-hailing, Eats businesses to shift from being based in Netherlands
In this Overdrive Radio edition, TCA government affairs VP Dave Heller grounds the worry around details of the House's recent highway bill draft in political realty.
In this Overdrive Radio edition, TCA government affairs VP Dave Heller grounds the worry around details of the House's recent highway bill draft in political realty.