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Massachusetts Uber and Lyft Drivers Establish First Union for Ride-Share Workers

A union for app drivers in Massachusetts has been officially certified after a 2024 ballot measure allowed drivers to engage in collective bargaining. This marks a significant development for ride-share workers in the state.

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A union for app drivers in Massachusetts has been officially certified after a 2024 ballot measure allowed drivers to engage in collective bargaining. This marks a significant development for ride-share workers in the state.

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Massachusetts Uber and Lyft Drivers Form First Union for Ride-Share Workers

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Massachusetts Uber and Lyft Drivers Establish First Union for Ride-Share Workers