(Bloomberg) -- Uber Technologies Inc. has begun locking New York City drivers out of its app during periods of low demand in an attempt to fight a minimum wage rule, and Lyft Inc. is threatening to do the same. As a result, some drivers say their wages have fallen by as much as 50%.Most Read from BloombergHow Long Can High Rates Last? Bond Markets Say Maybe ForeverJain Raises $5.3 Billion in Biggest Hedge Fund Debut Since 2018Nvidia Sales Grow So Fast That Wall Street Can’t Keep UpBuzzFeed Strug
(Bloomberg) -- Uber Technologies Inc. has begun locking New York City drivers out of its app during periods of low demand in an attempt to fight a minimum wage rule, and Lyft Inc. is threatening to do the same. As a result, some drivers say their wages have fallen by as much as 50%.
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