The classification of e-hailing drivers has become a contentious issue, particularly regarding their status as independent contractors. A union leader in South Africa has asserted that drivers cannot be considered independent contractors if they lack control over pricing and decision-making processes. This statement highlights ongoing debates surrounding the rights and working conditions of drivers associated with platforms such as Uber and Bolt. The discussion raises important questions about labor rights and the regulatory framework governing the gig economy.
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