Uber and Lyft to Pay $328 Million to Settle Claims of Underpaying NYC Drivers
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Uber and Lyft agree to pay $328 million to settle claims they underpaid NYC drivers by improperly deducting taxes and fees from fares.
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Uber to pay $290 million, Lyft to pay $38 million into settlement funds for current and former NYC drivers.
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NY Attorney General says companies "misrepresented" deductions, withheld hard-earned pay from over 100,000 drivers.
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As part of settlement, Uber and Lyft agree to provide paid sick leave and better pay transparency for NYC drivers going forward.
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Uber calls agreement a model for resolving driver classification issues; Lyft says it builds on existing benefits for drivers.
