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June 23, 2025
News & Commentary

Justin Cassera

Supreme Court interprets ADA; Department of Labor effectively kills Biden-era regulation; NYC announces new wages for rideshare drivers.

March 4, 2025
News & Commentary

Anjali Katta

In today’s news and commentary, the Tennessee Drivers Union allegedly faces retaliation for organizing, major hospital groups are hit with a wage suppression lawsuit, and updates from Capitol Hill. The Tennessee Drivers Union announced on social media that its members are facing retaliation from Uber and Lyft for their rideshare organizing activities. Specifically, 34 members […]

December 8, 2024
News & Commentary

Otto Barenberg

Massachusetts rideshare drivers prepare to unionize; Starbucks and Nestlé supply chains use child labor, report says.

Massachusetts Creates New State Model for Rideshare Collective Bargaining

Nov 11, 2024 David Madland

On November 5, Massachusetts voters passed a groundbreaking ballot initiative making it possible for rideshare drivers in the state to unionize. The new law is a big deal. It will allow drivers for companies like Uber and Lyft to create strong, independent unions that can bargain collectively for the entire sector based on models that […]

November 7, 2024
News & Commentary

Luke Hinrichs

Voters nationwide approve ballot measures to raise minimum wage and require employers to provide paid sick time; Uber and Lyft drivers in Massachusetts win the right to unionize; and NLRB judge rules that Amazon violated labor laws during unionization efforts at its warehouse in Alabama.

October 20, 2024
News & Commentary

Gilbert Placeres

NY seeks to ban rideshare app lockouts, Lyft sued for defrauding Nevada of tax revenue, Stellantis and UAW spar over capital investment commitments

May 14, 2024
News & Commentary

Sunah Chang

Massachusetts’ lawsuit against ride-share companies goes to trial, the Eleventh Circuit rules in favor of a transgender sheriff deputy in a Title VII lawsuit, and Alabama's governor signs anti-union legislation.

March 18, 2024
News & Commentary

Elyse Weissberger

Lyft and Uber will stop operating in Minneapolis after the city council approved a mandatory minimum wage for rideshare drivers; President Biden looks to earn further support from organized labor through his State of the Union remarks and meetings with union leadership; the ACLU is behind surprising opposition to workers’ rights

December 3, 2023
News & Commentary

Swap Agrawal

UAW calls for ceasefire, Massachusetts considers collective bargaining law for rideshare drivers

November 3, 2023
News & Commentary

Julio Colby

Uber and Lyft to pay $328 million to NY drivers and improve benefits; Nascar accused of discriminating against white men.

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