Yes, that's the link from the TC article. What it says is: "Instead, Uber is advocating for a brand-new policy that would strengthen protections for rideshare

Yes, that's the link from the TC article. What it says is: "Instead, Uber is advocating for a brand-new policy that would strengthen protections for rideshare drivers by: Ensuring drivers would earn a minimum of approximately $21 per hour while on a trip, including the costs of their average expenses. Providing drivers access to robust new benefits, such as paid time off, sick leave, and compensation if they are injured while driving with Uber. Empowering drivers to have a collective voice with rideshare companies, and the ability to influence decisions about their work." What are they actually proposing? I see what they want their proposal to do.