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The Chicago Rideshare Living Wage and Safety Ordinance would only hurt rideshare drivers
According to a recent study commissioned by the City of Chicago and conducted by Crowe LLP, a public accounting firm, drivers for Uber and Lyft earned more than $18 per hour, after accounting for expenses such as gas or vehicle depreciation.
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City leaders must act to end racially and economically regressive policy
In what might be described as a modern day debtor’s prison, Chicago is the only major city in the United States that strips gig-workers, small-business owners, and ride-share drivers’ business licenses, for their unpaid ticket debts.