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Response from Lyft on allegations regarding app-based workers
Lyft directed comment to the Massachusetts Coalition for Independent Work.
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Massachusetts top court questions if gig worker ballot measure can proceed
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Labour coalition asks Massachusetts high court to block gig worker ballot questions
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The battle over the future of gig work isn’t even close to finished
Gig companies DoorDash, Lyft, and Uber are supporting ballot initiatives across the country that would allow them to avoid classifying their app-based workers as employees with full benefits.
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Response from Uber on allegations regarding app-based workers
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ICYMI: Drivers from across Massachusetts discuss ballot question
Workers affiliated with the Massachusetts Coalition for Independent Work voice support for ballot initiative as they say it would bring new benefits for app-based rideshare and delivery drivers, while allowing them to maintain flexibility as independent contractors.
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US Senator Warren calls on big tech CEOs to drop the anti-worker, anti-consumer ballot question in Massachusetts
Senator Elizabeth Warren endorsed the Coalition to Protect Workers' Rights and called on big tech CEOs to withdraw their Massachusetts ballot initiative that would shield companies from liability for exploiting app-based workers.
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Instacart did not respond to allegations regarding app-based workers
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DoorDash did not respond to allegations regarding app-based workers
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Response from Lyft on allegations regarding app-based workers
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