"Laurie N. had only been driving for Uber for three days when she was confronted with a female driver’s nightmare scenario: a drunk and upset male passenger showed up at her doorstep, pounding on her door. Even worse, she hadn’t given him the address. He’d gotten in touch, and then located her, using a combination of Uber’s lost-and-found system and Apple’s Find My iPhone. Yet while the passenger was able to track her down, she was unable to do the same with anyone at Uber, leaving her feeling exposed and vulnerable…" —BuzzFeed News
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Working Washington
building a workers’ movement that has the power to raise wages, improve labor standards, and change the conversation about work and wealth
Working Washington unites working people to fight for a fair economy where everyone can support themselves, afford the basics, and contribute to the economy.
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