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Resent-From: <d004620@polito.it> From: ON LABOR <donotreply@wordpress.com> Date: 8 aprile 2016 19:01:29 CEST To: demartin@polito.it Subject: [New post] Gig News: Judge Rejects Settlement in Lyft Driver Class Action
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Gig News: Judge Rejects Settlement in Lyft Driver Class Action by Jon Weinberg In a significant development concerning Cotter v. Lyft, a major federal class action challenging the classification of gig economy workers as independent contractors, Reuters reports that Judge Vince Chhabria has rejected a proposed $12.25 million settlement. Under the proposed settlement drivers would have received an average of $56, while for mileage reimbursement alone (notwithstanding other benefits of employee status), employee status is estimated to be worth an average of $835 a driver in damages. Judge Chhabria's Order can be found here.
Judge Chhabria rejected the proposed because he found it monetarily inadequate:
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