Uber Accused of Using Drivers’ Personal Data to Determine How Much They Are Paid
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The appeal entered on Wednesday in the district court of Amsterdam, where the European headquarters of the US digital platform is located. It is the first collective action of this kind.
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El EconomistaUber drivers sue the company in Amsterdam for the use of the dynamic remuneration algorithm and privacy violations. Learn more.
European Uber drivers start class action against ‘dynamic pricing’
A study found that 66% of Uber drivers in Britain lost an average of £5,337 a year in income due to changes in dynamic pricing. (EPA Images pic)AMSTERDAM: Uber drivers from across Europe have filed a class action lawsuit against the US ride share giant, claiming it violated privacy laws and used dynamic pricing algorithms to lower their revenue.Worker Info Exchange International said it was representing several thousand Uber drivers in Belgium, …
Drivers from several European countries and the United Kingdom are attacking the platform to challenge its algorithmic compensation system and the management of their personal data.
Uber drivers are launching class-action lawsuits against taxi company Uber and its ‘dynamic pricing’. The system behind it, algorithmic and AI-driven, determines how rides are distributed and how much drivers earn. “Uber is driving us away.”
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