Uber appeals against reinstating driver accused of speeding, racist remarks (opens original article in a new tab)
Uber is appealing a decision to reinstate a driver accused of misconduct, arguing current laws hinder safety enforcement, while the government updates deactivation processes for sexual harassment.
- Uber appeals a ruling to reinstate a driver banned for 16 misconduct allegations including speeding and racist remarks.
- Uber argues current deactivation laws hinder safety enforcement by requiring proof of misconduct rather than reasonable belief.
- Government updates aim to streamline deactivation for sexual harassment but exclude cases prior to the changes.
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