After losing a Supreme Court ruling, Uber will classify UK drivers as workers, even though Uber 'won' prop 22 in California to prevent US Uber drivers from being classified as workers. Which do you think is fairer, the UK ruling or the California ruling?

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VP of Product Management in Software5 years ago

Shobhana Ahluwalia would love your take on this!

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