[uberdriverfornow]

http://uberlawsuit.com

LATEST NEWS:

On April 30, 2018, the California Supreme Court issued a landmark ruling that changed the test for independent contractor status in California. The Court adopted the ABC test that is used in Massachusetts. Under this test, the burden will be on Uber to prove that drivers do not perform services within Uber's usual course of business. In other words, if Uber cannot prove that it is not a transportation company, then its drivers would be employees under California law. We expect this decision to have a major impact on this lawsuit.

 

[melusine3]

http://uberlawsuit.com

LATEST NEWS:

On April 30, 2018, the California Supreme Court issued a landmark ruling that changed the test for independent contractor status in California. The Court adopted the ABC test that is used in Massachusetts. Under this test, the burden will be on Uber to prove that drivers do not perform services within Uber's usual course of business. In other words, if Uber cannot prove that it is not a transportation company, then its drivers would be employees under California law. We expect this decision to have a major impact on this lawsuit.

Yes. Tell me again why Uber has to admonish us to not give riders a bad view of the company (professionalism). Why Uber requires our cars to be clean (yet don't tell pax to BE clean and not leave crap behind). Why Uber only Llows 2 destination filters, when they should be unlimited since it should be OUR choice as to which direction we want to drive!

 

[Trump Economics]

Great, maybe she’ll settle for $101 mill this time, and maybe we can get a rideshare blog to do a podcast so it looks like our voices have finally been heard. She should be disbarred.