Ald. Michael Rodriguez scraps vote on city of Chicago ordinance that would have raised the pay of drivers who use the ride-hailing app.

Grist reports Uber's new Route Share program resembles buses, raising concerns about its impact on transit systems and the ...

City pulls plug on rideshare pay vote as Uber backs statewide union push ... Prior to joining Crain's in 2022 he covered city politics, development and cannabis as a freelance reporter.

Uber inks deal with powerful union, ... Southwest Side Ald. Michael Rodriguez, 22nd, who chairs the Committee on Workforce Development, is pushing the legislation.

The drivers' union recently embarked on a strike to protest, and in the aftermath, they wrote a petition to the lawmakers regarding Uber, Bolt, and others.

Ride-share companies such as Lyft and Uber could soon be forced to pay Chicago drivers more if an ordinance up for debate Thursday moves ahead, a change the companies say would cause the cost of rides ...

On March 13, the California Court of Appeal mostly upheld Proposition 22, which authorized rideshare and delivery network platforms, such as Uber and Postmates, to classify their workers as indepen… ...

Minicab drivers represented by the IWGB union are launching legal action against TfL, claiming licence delays have left many ...

Uber, Lyft ballot measure leaves labor movement divided Some worry that allowing drivers to organize as independent contractors could affect gig workers’ fight for employment rights ...

The new guidelines attempt to provide a light-touch regulatory system while attending to issues of safety and security of the ...

Question 3 asks voters to decide if drivers for Uber and Lyft can form unions to collectively bargain with the app companies for wages, benefits and work conditions. If the measure is approved ...