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Seems impractical and difficult to enforce. Will be a stigma and potential realisation towards those who try and get their management fined.
Except where legally required (e.g. government provided attorney) it should come as no surprise that people are loyal to whoever pays them.
HR are paid by the company, and thus they will act in the interests of said company.
This is especially bad in Ubers case given the extortionate service charge that they add. It’s not like it’s an ad supported free user that brings hardly any revenue.