BEIJING (Reuters: China outlined new rules on Tuesday (Nov 30) to safeguard the rights of drivers in its giant ride-hailing industry, requiring operators of the services to provide them with social insurance and make their earnings public.
In a statement, the transport ministry said ride-hailing companies should improve income distribution mechanisms. It also said anti-monopoly measures will be stepped up against such companies and a "disorderly expansion of capital" will be prevented in the sector.
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