Valentine's Day Strikes: Ride-Hailing and Delivery Drivers Demand Fair Wages

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Thousands of Uber, Lyft, and DoorDash drivers and delivery workers are planning to strike on Valentine's Day to demand fair wages, safety protections, and more job security. Driver-led organizations in various cities are turning off their apps in protest of significant pay decreases and poor earnings during the winter season. The strikes aim to send a message to the app companies and demand fair pay and dignity for all workers in the gig economy. This comes after Uber and Lyft settled a wage theft investigation by agreeing to pay out $328 million to New York drivers in November.
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