California Appeals Court Rules Against Uber And Lyft - Will They Leave The Golden State As Promised?

While the ruling does not take effect before a Nov. 3 company-sponsored ballot measure that will give voters the chance to decide over the future status of gig workers, it narrows the companies’ options should their ballot fail.

The case emerged after California implemented a law, known as AB5, aimed at reclassifying ride-hail, food delivery and other app-based workers as employees entitled to benefits such as unemployment insurance and minimum wage.

SanJoseDriver - 10/23/2020 12:46:23 PM

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There is a new prop on the ballot for Nov 3rd that would let them classify drivers are contractors again.

jeffgall - 10/23/2020 1:37:30 PM

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Don’t Leave CA. Just jack up the prices astronomically so the public pays for it. Maybe eventually they will wake up and stop voting for these Marxists.