UBER Drivers Destroying Their Own Jobs in Court Battle

The UBER case in the Ninth Circuit (California) demonstrates that drivers’ are blinded by greed and cannot see that they are altering the entire basis of UBER. They risk putting the company out of business. Drivers who sued UBER contend they … Continue reading →

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UBER Drivers Destroying Their Own Jobs in Court Battle

Latest Posts

Retail Sales Falling in the US – a Softer Tone

Revelations – Are We In The End Days? 1,000-Year Cycle

NYC Mayor Proposes Solution for Lifeguard Shortage

The Dow Hits First Target 40,000 – What’s Next?

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