I personally don't care for the frame of "Uber vs drivers' 'rights'". I wold say that "Uber loses appeal against mandatory employment conditions" is more accura

I personally don't care for the frame of "Uber vs drivers' 'rights'". I wold say that "Uber loses appeal against mandatory employment conditions" is more accurate, i.e. that employing drivers is now conditional on providing them paid holidays and such. FWIW paid holidays in particular make little sense for this kind of employment given that labor input is so variable.