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Topic	Uber says they will all but leave Minnesota if Walz signs rideshare bill
Block_that_Kick 05/25/23 5:11:08 PM #42:	Payzmaykr posted... I assume that this bill is something that forces them to treat their workers like human beings and pay them a living wage, at the cost of a tiny percent of their profit? These businesses were clearly nothing but a cash grab from the start and Im happy to say that Ive never given any of them my business. It doesnt make them employees or provide the drivers with any other benefits like retirement or insurance. What it does is set a minimum per mile and minute wage and it makes Uber and Lyft provide much more documentation on when they choose to fire a driver. Also, Uber has never turned a profit. In FYE 2022 they brought in $31.8 billion in revenue and still took a $9.1 billion loss. --- The truth will set you free, but first it will piss you off. <cite>Block_that_Kick posted [p:973714428] in Uber says ... [t:80455786]...</cite> <quote>Payzmaykr posted... </cite><quote>I assume that this bill is something that forces them to treat their workers like human beings and pay them a living wage, at the cost of a tiny percent of their profit? These businesses were clearly nothing but a cash grab from the start and Im happy to say that Ive never given any of them my business.</quote>It doesnt make them employees or provide the drivers with any other benefits like retirement or insurance. What it does is set a minimum per mile and minute wage and it makes Uber and Lyft provide much more documentation on when they choose to fire a driver. Also, Uber has never turned a profit. In FYE 2022 they brought in $31.8 billion in revenue and still took a $9.1 billion loss. --- The truth will set you free, but first it will piss you off.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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