Uber ties up with AXA for workers' accident cover in France


  • TECH
  • Tuesday, 25 Jul 2017

Uber has come in for criticism from lawmakers, workers' rights activists and traditional taxi drivers.

PARIS: Uber and insurance group AXA on Tuesday announced a partnership to offer accident cover for drivers who work for the ride hailing service in France. 

In France, as in other countries, Uber has come in for criticism from lawmakers, workers' rights activists and traditional taxi drivers it competes with, for offering a cheap service by using independent workers who do not enjoy the same rights and benefits as permanent employees.

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