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Uber給予7萬英國司機全面勞工福利
Uber在勞資關係架構上作出重大變動，這間美國公司在星期二（16日）美國收市後宣佈，視在英國的約7萬Uber司機視為Uber的員工，是Uber在全球首次這樣做，Uber司機可獲各項基本勞工權利，包括最低工資，英國最低時薪將在4月1日
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An update on today’s Supreme Court verdict
After this small group of drivers went to an employment tribunal, the case wound its way through the courts over the last few years, ultimately ending up before the UK Supreme Court.
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Uber loses a major employment rights case as the UK’s top court rules its drivers are workers
LONDON — Uber lost a crucial legal fight in the U.K. on Friday as the country’s Supreme Court upheld a ruling that its drivers are workers, not independent contractors. Judges voted unanimously to dismiss Uber’s appeal against the ruling. The decision could have huge implications for Uber’s U.K.
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What the Uber ruling means for your small business
Last week’s long-awaited Supreme Court ruling in the Uber case has far reaching ramifications for any small business that engages self-employed individuals, in all sectors.
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Uber自駕車業務售對手Aurora
英國廣播公司（BBC）報道，網約車平台Uber（優步）放棄自動駕駛（Self-driving）業務Advanced Technologies Group（ATG），並售予其矽谷對手、亞馬遜有份投資的自駕車初創Aurora，涉及項目估值為40億美元（約312億港元）。
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据传 Uber 正与初创公司 Aurora 商谈出售其自驾业务的可能性
在经过多年开发并造成了几起不幸的车祸事故后，Uber 的自驾业务最终似乎仍逃不过被出售的命运。TechCrunch 和路透社日前从匿名来源处获悉，Uber 正与初创公司 Aurora 商谈出售其自驾业务 Uber ATG 的可能性。据称双方从十月时便已
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Lyft is taking aim at Uber’s booming food-delivery business with a delivery service of its own
Company executives announced the move during Lyft’s third-quarter earnings call with investors Tuesday. Although revenue grew 47% compared to the previous quarter, it was still down 48% as compared with the same period in 2019. Likewise, Lyft’s number of active riders — 12.
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Uber, Lyft likely violated California labor law, appeals court finds
OAKLAND, Calif.—A California state appellate court on Thursday upheld a lower court’s ruling that there was an “overwhelming likelihood” Uber and Lyft had misclassified their drivers as contractors rather than employees in violation of a landmark state law.
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