Uber is a company that has shown no regard for its employees, I say employees because it’s been defined in law that Uber drivers are employees. This is the same company that has shown little regard for the wellbeing of its passengers. This is the company that make a mockery of the UK tax system. This is a company that has no regard for safety. London taxis are synonymous with passenger safety, expert knowledge and regulated fares set by Transport for London. The antithesis of what Uber has proven over the last decade. Any cabbie who has sacrificed their life to gain their elusive badge, will not want to be aligned with this sham of a company. It is even timed for January, a notoriously quiet time in the trade, and who knows what other levers they might be trying to pull behind the scenes, just when London's cabbies are taking them to the High Court.
Uber is a company that has shown no regard for its employees, I say employees because it’s been defined in law that Uber drivers are employees. This is the same company that has shown little regard for the wellbeing of its passengers. This is the company that make a mockery of the UK tax system. This is a company that has no regard for safety. London taxis are synonymous with passenger safety, expert knowledge and regulated fares set by Transport for London. The antithesis of what Uber has proven over the last decade. Any cabbie who has sacrificed their life to gain their elusive badge, will not want to be aligned with this sham of a company. It is even timed for January, a notoriously quiet time in the trade, and who knows what other levers they might be trying to pull behind the scenes, just when London's cabbies are taking them to the High Court.