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Uber, Lyft to Pay New York Drivers $328 Million in Back Pay

Uber is set to pay $290 million while Lyft is out $38 million. More than 100,000 drivers should be able to file a claim before Feb. 29, 2024.

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NY AG James Announces $328M Settlement with Uber and Lyft Over Alleged Earnings Misappropriation from Drivers

NY AG James Announces $328M Settlement with Uber and Lyft Over Alleged Earnings Misappropriation from Drivers
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Uber and Lyft are fined $328M for STEALING wages from their drivers by deducting ride sales tax from their pay instead of taking it from riders

Attorney General Letitia James said that Uber will pay $290 million and Lyft will pay $38 million after deducting sales tax from drivers pay, instead of adding it to riders fares.

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Uber and Lyft to pay out $328m to New York ride-share drivers

Drivers celebrate ‘historic victory’ as companies agree to settlement after being accused of withholding wages and benefits

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New York announces $328 million settlement with Uber, Lyft over driver wage theft

New York Attorney General Letitia James announced on Thursday that her office reached a $328 million with Uber and Lyft over allegations of wage stealing from its drivers.

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