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San Francisco accused the company of violating healthcare and paid sick leave ordinances.

It may become harder for companies like Uber and Lyft to classify drivers as contractors.

The agency also hopes to tackle pay issues and collusion.

Uber and Lyft were championing the concept.

While it only covers a portion of the company's delivery network, the data is cause for concern.

Gig Workers Rising found that death benefits are sometimes nonexistent.

Some of that added cost is being passed on to customers as fuel surcharges.

Streamers will earn a guaranteed amount of ad revenue per month.

If passed, independent contractors could qualify for paid holidays and healthcare.

The company is hiring employees rather than gig workers for its ultra-fast service.

They say the measure is unconstitutional.

The perks include an easier way for contractors to claim shifts.

Proposition 22 was voted in by a wide 58 to 42 percent margin.

Uber and Lyft's loss won't change things immediately, but the vote on Proposition 22 is more important than ever.

Drivers should get fairer routes.

Seventy-five million Americans will have access to on-demand groceries.

He went on to say it's something that would take time.

This could happen in a matter of days.

There's nothing stopping Uber from doing that now, without government intervention.

It follows a similar lawsuit in California.