california court of appeals just ruled that the injunction ordering Uber/Lyft to classify their drivers as employees still stands despite prop 22 passing

cum_on_jack [any] · 4 years ago

california court of appeals just ruled that the injunction ordering Uber/Lyft to classify their drivers as employees still stands despite prop 22 passing

Shrewfk [she/her] · edit-2 4 years ago

You're right, and it's only a sliver of hope, but the history of Prop 8 shows us that courts can overturn propositions (Prop 8 banned gay marriage in CA but was overturned in district court on due process and equal protection grounds). I recognize that Prop 8 and Prop 22 are not the same, but there are valid equal protection and due process arguments against Prop 22.

tl;dr: It's a long-shot, but it ain't over till it's over

california court of appeals just ruled that the injunction ordering Uber/Lyft to classify their drivers as employees still stands despite prop 22 passing

california court of appeals just ruled that the injunction ordering Uber/Lyft to classify their drivers as employees still stands despite prop 22 passing

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