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Uber gives UK drivers minimum wage, holidays – Sydney Morning Herald
Labor has used Uber’s announcement to call on the Morrison government to mandate the same thing in Australia.
Uber will give its drivers in the United Kingdom the minimum wage, pensions and holiday pay following a recent court decision, which Labor and the transport union present as evidence the Morrison government could mandate the same rights in Australia, cost-free to users.
The ride-hailing giant made the announcement on Tuesday after it lost an appeal last month at the UK Supreme Court following a years-long court battle and holds wider implications for the gig economy globally because Uber has previously…
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