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nitpicking but its a little deceptive to refer to this as an "agreement" because it implies there was ever an option to disagree. the transitive "agree" demea
by nimbius 6y ago
nitpicking but its a little deceptive to refer to this as an "agreement" because it implies there was ever an option to disagree. the transitive "agree" demeans the high courts ruling and authority in the matter. Uber is complying, but im sure "agree" makes it sound like this wasnt blow to their business model but instead some sort of consequence of their own foresight.
- floatingatoll 6y agoThe best headline of the ~10 or so dupes of this over the past day was this one: > Uber to classify all 70k UK drivers worker status after losing labor battle https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26484232 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26484232 Which is improved by the news outlet itself: > Uber grants UK drivers worker status after losing major labor battle