Lyft and Uber Drivers Are Building a National Movement
Briefly

from Metro Silicon Valley | Silicon Valley's Leading Weekly4 months ago
The Activate Respect campaign seeks to end what drivers call "fired by an app," focusing on deactivations by major rideshare companies like Uber and Lyft.
Metro Silicon Valley | Silicon Valley's Leading Weeklyhttps://www.metrosiliconvalley.com/lyft-and-uber-drivers-are-building-a-national-movement/
The campaign is an evolution in the movement for better working conditions, allowing rideshare drivers across multiple cities to coordinate and learn from each other's experiences.
Metro Silicon Valley | Silicon Valley's Leading Weeklyhttps://www.metrosiliconvalley.com/lyft-and-uber-drivers-are-building-a-national-movement/
Mariah Montgomery emphasizes the power of collective action among drivers, which can lead to improved conditions and job security when they share successes and challenges.
Metro Silicon Valley | Silicon Valley's Leading Weeklyhttps://www.metrosiliconvalley.com/lyft-and-uber-drivers-are-building-a-national-movement/
The rise of the Activate Respect campaign marks a significant shift toward national coordination among drivers, as local campaigns begin to converge for common goals.
Metro Silicon Valley | Silicon Valley's Leading Weeklyhttps://www.metrosiliconvalley.com/lyft-and-uber-drivers-are-building-a-national-movement/
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