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Study: Google's AI is the best when it comes to image recognition accuracy
Study: Google's AI is the best when it comes to image recognition accuracy
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A federal appeals court ruled on Tuesday that drivers "seeking to be classified as employees rather than independent contractors must arbitrate their claims individually and not pursue class-action lawsuits" reports Reuters. Ars Technica explains the significance of this ruling: Employees are guaranteed to earn federal minimum wage and are entitled to overtime pay if they work more than 40 hours per week. Uber employees in contrast are paid by the ride and might earn much less than minimum wage if they drive at a slow time of day. California law also gives employees the right to be reimbursed for expenses they incur on the job which would be significant for Uber drivers who otherwise are responsible for gas maintenance insurance and other expenses of operating an Uber vehicle. Hence the question of whether Uber drivers are employees or independent contractors is a big and important one. It's also a question that isn't addressed at all in Tuesday's ruling as the courts never get to the substance of the plaintiffs' arguments about employment law. Instead a three-judge panel of the 9th Circuit court ruled that the drivers signed away their rights to sue in court when they signed up to be Uber drivers. Uber's agreement with drivers requires that this kind of dispute be handled by private arbitration rather than by a lawsuit in the public courts. The court cited a Supreme Court ruling handed down in May that held that federal labor law did not preempt arbitration agreements. [...] the decision means that each driver's case must be fought on an individual case-by-case basis. Class-action lawsuits in the federal courts allow plaintiffs to effectively pool their resources. [...] But under arbitration each driver's case will be considered individually. Most won't have the resources to afford top-tier legal representation and drivers won't have the inherent leverage that comes from being able to bargain as a group. Read more of this story at Slashdot.
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