UBER driversare stageda 24-hourstrikeon28 SeptemberTuesday in cities across the UKover issues including pay and claims that workers are being unfairly dismissed.Members ofthe App Drivers andCouriers Union (ADCU) will hold protests in London, Bristol, Birmingham,Nottingham, Sheffield, Manchester, Leeds and Glasgow, and are urging people not to use theservice during the 24-hour walkout.Uğur Varol, one of the committee members of the ‘TurkishUber Driver’ group, who spoke toLondra Gazete, stated that as Uber drivers, they will not bow down to the injustice portrayed tothem.Uğur Varol said:“As one of the members of the ‘Turkish Uber Drivers’ group, we are trying to make our voiceheardagainst the injustices experienced due to the officials of Uber. Our group on Facebook isinclusive of over 600k members and we are also stepping in with trade union ACDU..It isshameful that Uber continues to defy the highest court in the land to cheat 70,000 workersout of pay for 40% of their true working time. The drivers know they deserve and are legallyentitled to much more than Uber is offering. This strike is just the beginning and there willbe much more unrest until Uber does the right thing andpays drivers all that they are owed,both pension contributions and working time.
Turkish Uber Drivers Group: “We are seeking our rights”
