We signed more that 25% of drivers to union cards.
We submitted those signed cards to the state.
The state certified those cards. We’re a union!
Joining together to build the App Drivers Union!
The state of Massachusetts certified the submission of 23,000 signed union cards as valid.
If you haven’t signed the union card please do so. The link is below.
The bargaining team has had a preliminary brainstorming meeting. More to follow. This process will be painstaking.
Return to the rates of 2015. Passengers were happy and so were drivers.
Drivers are being deactivated without a means of recourse.
No more ride brokering where the companies make up the fare on the fly. Base the fare on time and distance.
The App Drivers Union is supported by the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), and the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM).
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More and more riders want to know how much the driver is getting paid. They know it’s not much in comparison to what they pay. They are not happy with getting price gouged. This is especially true for rides to the airport. Here, they have no choice but to accept whatever Uber offers them for […]
Today’s photo is of the original and first ever Dunkin’ Donuts. It’s in Quincy Massachusetts. It has the original styling and they just did some remodeling. It’s just more history in the Boston area.  Passengers are encouraged to ask the driver how much they’re getting paid. For the first time I had a passenger […]
It’s a misty morning at 6:00am in Boston. Hopefully the adverse weather translates to higher demand. Here’s an Uber ride which is very similar to the Lyft ride I wrote about in a previous post. That one was 9.4 miles and this one is 9.23 miles. Both had tunnel tolls. The upfront fare is $10.61. […]
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