Uber and Lyft drivers in California say they've been spontaneously fired by  apps, report finds

Uber and Lyft drivers in California say they've been spontaneously fired by apps, report finds

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Rideshare drivers surveyed, primarily people of color, who've been let go without much explanation say they face a complicated appeals process with little recourse to preserve their livelihoods, new report says.
For some Uber and Lyft drivers in California, a new fear has taken hold.
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