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The Rider Act Serves Five Years Between Layoffs and Fines While Labor Intends to Extend It to All Platforms

The rule has forced large operators to contract their employees, but has reduced employment by 7% and wages by 3%.

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The Rider Act Serves Five Years Between Layoffs and Fines While Labor Intends to Extend It to All Platforms

The rule has forced large operators to contract their employees, but has reduced employment by 7% and wages by 3%.

7 days ago·Madrid, Spain

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El Debate broke the news in Madrid, Spain 7 days ago on Wednesday, August 12, 2026.

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The Rider Act Serves Five Years Between Layoffs and Fines While Labor Intends to Extend It to All Platforms

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