Uber’s lousy driver culture starts at the top

From driver discontent to gig-economy gender pay gaps to its support of anti-worker laws, Uber’s flaws may cut too deep for one person to make a meaningful difference.

Feb 17, 2021

Alex Rosenblat, Uber’s new head of marketplace policy, fairness and research. Photo courtesy of Filene Research Institute

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Uber’s lousy driver culture starts at the top

From driver discontent to gig-economy gender pay gaps to its support of anti-worker laws, Uber’s flaws may cut too deep for one person to make a meaningful difference.

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