Uber must face up to responsibilities after London ban

Posted by GMB Admin
Monday 25 November 2019
GMB Trade Union - Uber must face up to responsibilities after London ban

GMB fully expects the Supreme Court to uphold the ruling of the ET, the EAT and the Court of Appeal on driver’s in July

GMB praised TFL’s stance after the authority banned Uber from operating in the capital today.

Transport for London announced its decision to not to grant Uber London Limited (ULL) operating in the capital

Steve Garelick, GMB Regional Officer said:

“As a result of sustained pressure from drivers and the public, Uber has suffered yet another defeat – losing its license to operate in London.

“The company finally has to face up to the consequences of GMB’s landmark employment tribunal victory and change its ways.

“Uber pulled more stunts than a Hollywood movie, now it’s time for them to accept their responsibilities.

“We fully expect the Supreme Court to uphold the ruling of the Employment Tribunal, the Employment Appeal Tribunal and the Court of Appeal on driver’s worker rights in July."

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