IA: More than 241,000 Drivers Launch European Collective Action Against Uber
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Collective action brings together thousands of drivers from seven EU and UK countries. Experts estimate losses of up to €7,500 per driver per year in the Netherlands.
While Uber has announced the abolition of around 10% of its workforce worldwide – or 3,000 positions – more than 241,000 drivers in the UK, the Netherlands and other countries have taken collective European action against the US platform, accusing it of illegally using its data to train its AI models and claiming to be victims of an all-powerful algorithm.
Over 240,000 Uber drivers from seven European countries, including Poland, have filed a class action lawsuit against the American giant. They claim that the company's algorithm deliberately understates their earnings. Uber denies these allegations.
Thousands of drivers from six European countries, including Romania, have launched a collective lawsuit against Uber in a court in Amsterdam. Drivers accuse the company of non-transparency and the manipulation of revenues through the dynamic pricing algorithms introduced since 2020. Action is coordinated by Workers Info Exchange International, which claims that changes [...] Article Thousands of Uber drivers sue the company for hidden commission…
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