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Minimum wage for rideshare workers passed by Minneapolis Council | Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

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A short city council meeting was held to guarantee rideshare workers a minimum pay rate, at least for now. That meeting on March 14 resulted in a 10-3 vote to override Mayor Jacob Frey's veto on an ordinance. Uber and Lyft both released statements saying that they would leave Minneapolis on May 1, the day the ordinance goes into effect.

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Minimum wage for rideshare workers passed by Minneapolis Council | Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

Minneapolis City Council overrode Mayor Jacob Frey's veto on an ordinance that guarantees rideshare workers a minimum pay rate of $1.40 per mile plus 51 cents per minute, while Uber and Lyft plan to leave the Twin Cities. The post Minneapolis Council City passes minimum wage for rideshare workers; Uber and Lyft set to leave appeared first on Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder.

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