Uber Eats Delays Full Transition to Employee Model in Spain, Continues Using Autonomous Drivers

Seven months after pledging compliance with Spain's Rider Law, Uber Eats maintains its fleet of independent contractors and aims to complete the operational shift by year-end.

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el-mundoSpanish4h ago

Uber Eats sigue usando repartidores autónomos siete meses después de comprometerse a cumplir con la Ley Rider y apunta ahora a fin de año para terminar la transición

La compañía anunció un cambio de modelo en enero y ya no permite registrarse a nuevos autónomos, pero conserva los antiguos Leer

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Uber Eats Delays Full Transition to Employee Model in Spain, Continues Using Autonomous Drivers

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Uber Eats sigue usando repartidores autónomos siete meses después de comprometerse a cumplir con la Ley Rider y apunta ahora a fin de año para terminar la transición

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