Court tells Uber, Lyft to classify drivers as employees


A California court has given Uber and Lyft until the middle of next week to reclassify drivers as employees in compliance with a new state law.— AFP

SAN FRANCISCO: A California court has given Uber and Lyft until the middle of next week to reclassify drivers as employees in compliance with a new state law.

The order came on Aug 10 when a judge granted a restraining order in a lawsuit filed by California attorney general Xavier Becerra and three cities including San Francisco, where Lyft and Uber are based.

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