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Perhaps, but that's entirely off-topic
by airstrike 6y ago
Perhaps, but that's entirely off-topic
- sneak 6y agoIs it? I think it falls squarely on the topic of "Uber drivers breaking the law and Uber choosing to not deal with it (to the detriment of riders) 'because contractors'", that is, just what TFA is about.
- fastball 6y agoI don't really understand how that is Uber's responsibility though. If a crime is committed, that crime should be reported and the police should investigate and take action based on the result of said investigation. Probably reasonable to suspend people pending the outcome of the investigation, but not sure unilateral action is warranted on the part of the company. We have processes for a reason.