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Lyft and Uber threatened to stop doing business in Minneapolis after the city council adopted a new rule Thursday that would set a minimum wage for rideshare drivers.

Lyft and Uber say they will leave Minneapolis if the mayor signs a minimum wage bill for drivers::Lyft and Uber threatened to stop doing business in Minneapolis after the city council adopted a new rule Thursday that would set a minimum wage for rideshare drivers.

  • @[email protected]English
    22•1 year ago

    Not all, they were kicked out from Hungary - although that was less a victory of workers’ rights rather than that of the taxi driver union.

    • @[email protected]English
      2•1 year ago

      I noticed when I visited Vancouver, BC there were no uber’s or lyft’s available, however - uber eats was available. And most restaurants I walked past had uber eats signs in the windows saying they did delivery. And this was in like 2018

    • @SCBEnglish
      -34•1 year ago

      Every argument in this thread is basically taxi protectionism.

      • @yokonzoEnglish
        23•1 year ago

        I mean, I see you personally talking about taxis a lot

        • @SCBEnglish
          -13•1 year ago

          I don’t like protectionism.

          • @yokonzoEnglish
            8•1 year ago

            Kinda just sound like a conspiracy nut finding arguments where there are none with people who are just talking about the article

            • @SCBEnglish
              -6•1 year ago

              That’s certainly a take.

      • @bustrpoindextrEnglish
        9•1 year ago

        You’re like… The only one talking about taxis, everyone else is talking about worker protection

        • @SCBEnglish
          -8•1 year ago

          That’s nonsensical, since workers drive for both.

      • @[email protected]English
        2•1 year ago

        Taxi companies tend to be smaller, more locally owned businesses with actual employees instead of “contractors.” Why would we *not side with them?

        Edit: missed an important word