> Before accepting rides on his Uber app each day, Seattle driver Fasil Teka must first choose whether to listen to company-run podcasts on voting rights, collective bargaining and city council hearings.
No, technically not forced - the headline is misleading / clickbaity.
That said, drivers are going to be well aware that Uber's likely to be collecting metrics on who listens and who doesn't, and I'd hardly trust them to follow employment law to the letter.
No, technically not forced - the headline is misleading / clickbaity.
That said, drivers are going to be well aware that Uber's likely to be collecting metrics on who listens and who doesn't, and I'd hardly trust them to follow employment law to the letter.