They don’t even fall under the ACA because of their designation regardless of how many hours we worked. They get around it by saying they’re a tech company that builds software not a delivery company. If we just had a sustainable job market this wouldn’t be an issue.
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The polling of drivers had it supported by almost 80%. Lyft and Uber have dropped $200 million on it so it’s def gunna be a battle.
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They also aren’t going anywhere. They just invested over a billion in a new facility in the bay. Plus if they leave, a new one will pick up, that’s the invisible hand!
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Yea I mean threats from industry aren’t a reason not to move forward on good legislation. The government is the referee, they shouldn’t change a call because LeBron got mad.
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