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UBER UK

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  • Who/What was pressuring Uber to adjust it's business model?
    The Supreme Court ruling drivers are WORKERS, not self-employed (2021).
  • How has Brexit impacted multinational corporations operating in the UK?
    Brexit introduced new trade barriers, customs regulations, and labor law changes, affecting supply chains and market access for businesses
  • How did Uber respond when the government told them to follow new rules in London?
    Uber changed their app to use GPS, shared data with the government, and hired experts to keep their license.
  • What did Uber do when taxi drivers protested against them?
    Uber ran ads about creating jobs, added a tipping button, and gradually improved their image.
  • Why did the supreme court decide Uber drivers are "workers", NOT self-employed?
    To enforce workers rights. Which would make drivers entitled to a minimum wage, holiday pay, and other benefits.
  • How was Uber received by the UK public?
    Mixed. Customers loved the convenience and cheap prices but black cab drivers felt threatened.
  • Why were people in the 'GIG' business unsatisfied with Uber?
    Exploitation. Companies like Uber have a lot of opportunity to exploit GIG workers as they are not protected by workers rights act.
  • When and where was Uber founded?
    In 2009, in the United States
  • How did Uber handle the UK Supreme Court’s decision that Uber drivers were employees and not freelancers?
    Uber paid drivers minimum wage and benefits, introducing ‘Worker+ status’ to manage costs and keep drivers happy.
  • Who is the head of government of the UK?
    The Prime Minister
  • What is worker/employee rights? What do they provide?
    Minimum Wage, protection from unlawful wage deduction, minimum holidays, breaks during shift, payed sick leave and more!
  • How did Uber’s strategy of rebranding during crises enhance its long-term sustainability in the UK market?
    Uber’s rebranding focused on job creation, driver benefits, and safety, reshaping public perception from disruptor to community partner. This helped address con
  • Why do many multinational corporations choose to operate in the UK?
    The UK has a stable political environment, a strong legal framework, a skilled workforce, and a strategic location for global trade
  • What is the role of the monarch?
    represents the country but does not make laws
  • How has Uber changed the transportation industry?
    It made ride-booking easier, often cheaper, and more convenient through a mobile app
  • What measures did Uber take to address safety concerns raised by the government in 2019?
    Uber added 24/7 support, stricter background checks, and a ‘Share My Trip’ feature, regaining their license soon after.
  • What is Uber Green?
    A service with electric or hybrid cars