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Some interesting copypasta promotion going on for Uber/Lyft/Doordash's campaign against AB 5pic.twitter.com/z886Ph4eWe
fwiw, I think most of these are real accounts (vs bots or coordinated fake accounts). my guess is an email with "here's a sample tweet" went out, or this text was offered as an automated "social share" option by the campaign:https://driversforflexibilityca.com/social-share/
When uber did this on twitter when they were promoting state measures, a couple of the people doing the tweeting admitted to me they were getting rideshare credit to do so.
Foradi has been on Twitter since July 2019 and has 1 follower (and is following 0 people).
Interestingly, his only other tweet is from July 2019 complaining about not getting paid by Uber.
Those accounts look like they're usually reliable sources of info.
Protect critical work by not classifying workers as workers!
But isn’t that what the drivers want? To be employees and get benefits like health insurance? It’s the companies that do not want it to happen. So if it passes, they are going to FIRE 1m people. More promise than threat
In recent survey of 734 gig workers by the Rideshare Guy (an independent website that features gig worker issues), 71 percent preferred to be independent contractors instead of employees.https://therideshareguy.com/california-sues-uber-and-lyft-for-misclassifying-workers/ …
So, #ProtectCriticalWork is part of the shared messaging?
Yeah that's silly, but so is AB 5
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