Uber, Lyft to $328 million to settle wage-theft lawsuit in the US
Uber, Lyft to $328 million to settle wage-theft lawsuit in the US
Uber and Lyft have agreed to pay a total of $328 million to settle allegations of unlawfully withholding wages from drivers and failing to provide paid sick leave in New York. The settlement, the largest wage-theft settlement ever won by the Attorney General's office, will benefit over 100,000 drivers. Under the agreement, the companies will offer drivers a guaranteed minimum earning of $26 per hour outside of New York City and provide paid sick leave.
Uber and Lyft have agreed to pay a total of $328 million to settle allegations of unlawfully withholding wages from drivers and failing to provide paid sick leave in New York. The settlement, the largest wage-theft settlement ever won by the Attorney General's office, will benefit over 100,000 drivers. Under the agreement, the companies will offer drivers a guaranteed minimum earning of $26 per hour outside of New York City and provide paid sick leave.
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Uber and Lyft have agreed to pay a total of $328 million to settle allegations of unlawfully withholding wages from drivers and failing to provide paid sick leave in New York. The settlement, the largest wage-theft settlement ever won by the Attorney General's office, will benefit over 100,000 drivers. Under the agreement, the companies will offer drivers a guaranteed minimum earning of $26 per hour outside of New York City and provide paid sick leave. 
