California Court Rules Uber and Lyft Must Make Drivers Employees

Name: California Court Rules Uber and Lyft Must Make Drivers Employees
Uploaded: 2020-10-26T12:28:12+00:00
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Description: On Thursday, a California appeals court told the ride-sharing companies that their drivers can no longer be classified as independent contractors.

Video Credit: Cover Video STUDIO - Duration: 01:22s - Published on October 26, 2020

California Court Rules Uber and Lyft Must Make Drivers Employees

On Thursday, a California appeals court told the ride-sharing companies that their drivers can no longer be classified as independent contractors.

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