Revolta șoferilor români de Uber contra companiei ajunge într-un proces la Amsterdam: „Algoritmul lucrează în favoarea aplicației, nu a noastră / Alți 240.000 de șoferi vizați

Uber drivers from six European countries, including Romania, are suing the company in Amsterdam over unfair algorithmic pricing that significantly reduces their earnings. The lawsuit, initiated by Worker Info Exchange International, claims that Uber's dynamic pricing system favors the company over drivers, leading to substantial income losses. Romanian driver Gabriel Dumitrache highlights that drivers receive only a fraction of the fare, with commissions reaching up to 50%. The collective action involves around 240,000 drivers, with hundreds from Romania participating. The case aims to challenge the opaque algorithm that determines ride prices and seeks compensation for financial damages suffered by drivers.