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California judge overturns Prop 22 ballot measure that classified Uber and Lyft drivers as contractors, finding it unconstitutional - Vimarsana News

California judge overturns Prop 22 ballot measure that classified Uber and Lyft drivers as contractors, finding it unconstitutional

A judge found the measure “unenforceable." The group backing the measure plans to appeal.

Blow for Uber: Judge rules California gig worker law unconstitutional - Vimarsana News

Blow for Uber: Judge rules California gig worker law unconstitutional

The law created a new category of workers granting them limited benefits while maintaining they were not employees of technology platforms like Uber and Lyft.

California court strikes down gig-worker initiative | News | DW - Vimarsana News

California court strikes down gig-worker initiative | News | DW

A judge in California ruled an Uber-backed gig-worker initiative was unconstitutional. The ride-hailing company pledged to challenge the decision.

Source: dw.com
Letters: Academia aside, there are lots of ways of achieving success in life - Vimarsana News

Letters: Academia aside, there are lots of ways of achieving success in life

I WISH to add my congratulations to all of the students who have recently achieved their A Levels, or, in Scotland, their Highers.

Per-pupil funding for children with additional support needs drops - Vimarsana News

Per-pupil funding for children with additional support needs drops

June 28, 2021, 12:06 am Funding to support children with special needs has fallen by more than £1,000 per pupil since 2012, according to Scottish Government figures. While the total amount of education funding for children with additional support needs (ASN) has risen by £200 million over that time, the number of pupils identified as having ASN increased by 97,886. Across Scotland’s 32 local authorities, the average spend per pupil on extra support for ASN pupils in primary schools, secondary schools and special education facilities dropped from £4,276 in 2012 to £3,224 in 2020 – a ...