App drivers who work the uber gig economy are frustrated with the lack of respect , their members are asking for better pay rises where due , for the drivers are having too make a income that's not guaranteed from the operators , it was estimated a 100 picket formed out side the Aldgate tower then marched the high way with banners , speakers are asking for the right too be consulted properly on regulatory changes , and that the transport for london authority make the company's comply to both safety and wage security . ADCU stages 24-hour Uber driver strike from midnight over pay & conditions

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· Uber must obey Supreme Court and pay all working time including standby time

· Fares must increase from c. £1.06 per mile variable to £2.50 per mile fixed

· Uber must end unfair dismissals and make algorithmic management transparent

· ADCU demands the Mayor of London intervene to stop Met Police unlawful collusion with Uber to gather intelligence on the union and its activities

· OECD officially accepts complaint against for investigation into global operations of ride share giant including the UK

The App Drivers & Couriers Union (ADCU) – the union for private hire drivers and couriers – has called for a 24-hour national strike for Uber drivers from midnight tonight and lasting until 23:59 Wednesday June 22, 2022.

Uber drivers are facing an unprecedented cost of living crisis due to fuel inflation running at 44%, vehicle costs up 28% and household inflation up 7.8%. Yet Uber has failed to either obey the Supreme Court ruling in full which would protect workers or otherwise raise fares and pay in line with inflation of operating costs. This means that the most precarious workers in Britain have been exposed to the ravages of plummeting incomes and purchasing power. Meanwhile, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi will earn £45 million this year at an equivalent hourly pay rate of £21,000.

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