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Uber Eats to appeal ruling that 4,000 layoffs illegal

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Uber Eats said Friday that it would appeal against a Milan court's ruling that its decision to lay off 4,000 food-delivery riders in June as it closed down its operations in Italy was illegal. © ANSA

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Uber Eats to appeal ruling that 4,000 layoffs illegal

Uber Eats said Friday that it would appeal against a Milan court's ruling that its decision to lay off 4,000 food-delivery riders in June as it closed down its operations in Italy was illegal. © ANSA

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ANSA broke the news in Italy on Friday, September 29, 2023.
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