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Uber Loses Appeal On Driver Class Action Lawsuit Status
Posted on November 18, 2015
The transportation network company Uber has lost another round in its battle with some drivers who filed a class-action lawsuit against it.
It's not clear how many Uber drivers may have to drop out of the class, however, due to an arbitration clause added in June 2014.
Related Topics: California operators, driver pay, labor laws, lawsuits, legal issues, TNCs, Uber
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anthony
| about 4 years agoPull out your check book guber..... $$$$$$ is going to be paid and your employees classified as w2 employees plus overtime and back wages