Court Rules Ridesharing Companies Must Classify Drivers As Employees

Uber and Lyft are required to reclassify their drivers as employees, following a court decision. However, the companies, along with delivery services like DoorDash and Postmates, are investing in a ballot initiative to bypass this law. The final decision may rest with California voters in the upcoming November election.

What change is required for Uber and Lyft drivers according to the court decision?

• They must be given a pay raise.

• They must be reclassified as employees.

• They must receive health benefits.

• They must work fewer hours.

Which companies are involved in the legal battle to counteract the court decision?

• Uber, Lyft, and Grubhub

• Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, and Postmates

• Uber, Lyft, and Postmates

• Uber and Lyft only

What strategy are Uber and Lyft using to challenge the court's decision?

• Filing a new lawsuit

• Negotiating with the government

• Investing in a ballot initiative

• Launching a public relations campaign

Who might ultimately decide the outcome of the legal battle for Uber and Lyft?

• The Supreme Court

• California state voters

• The companies' shareholders

• The federal government

When is the decision expected to be made by the voters?

• During the next presidential election

• At the end of the year

• In the upcoming November election

• In the next fiscal quarter