My dear comrade @_erikforman founded a worker-owned ride-sharing service, ein demokratisches Uber quasi! Please check it out: @TheDriversCoop.https://t.co/VucrufEkwQ

— Lukas Hermsmeier (@lukashermsmeier) May 28, 2021

#OwnOurWorkplaces: @TheDriversCoop launched in NYC!

“I’ve never seen this hunger for change that exists with drivers. Every single transaction reveals exploitation. They feel like a way to regain control is to have control & ownership over the platform.”https://t.co/IcyOWvLVzL

— NewEconomyCoalition (@NewEconomics) May 28, 2021

Uber lied to their drivers in order to circumvent labor law and pass Prop 22. They dangled the promise of more control and better pay and are now reneging on their word.

Absolutely shameless.https://t.co/fUyVAW8EPy

— Joe Sanberg (@JosephNSanberg) May 28, 2021

Why why why is this company allowed to exist? https://t.co/IXvjMKhBiR

— Edward Ongweso Jr (@bigblackjacobin) May 28, 2021

I for one am shocked, shocked I saw that Uber has re-adjusted their rules now that they got what they wanted to in Prop 22. https://t.co/MCN7gNDgMo

— Mo Dakhil (@MoDakhil_NBA) May 28, 2021

“A lot of drivers were very gung-ho about Prop. 22,” says Tonje Ettesvoll, who has driven for Uber in San Diego for 5 yrs. “Now they feel completely deceived. A storm is coming.”

Yes it is. #DeleteUber. Spread the word.https://t.co/joKo3hFVg5

— Gig Workers Rising (@GigWorkersRise) May 28, 2021

"Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi says Uber needs more drivers on the road, but his company keeps cutting their pay and benefits."

Sign up to receive an email alert each time @hiltzikm publishes a column: https://t.co/iVawmv1vyUhttps://t.co/edhf1X8XTm

— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) May 28, 2021

Column: Uber reneges on the 'flexibility' it gave drivers to win their support for Prop. 22 https://t.co/edhf1X8XTm

— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) May 28, 2021

Column: Can you trust them? Uber reneges on the 'flexibility' it gave drivers to win their support for Prop. 22 https://t.co/kZB1A4iguy

— Michael Hiltzik (@hiltzikm) May 28, 2021

Column: Uber reneges on the 'flexibility' it gave drivers to win their support for Prop. 22 https://t.co/kZB1A4iguy

— Michael Hiltzik (@hiltzikm) May 28, 2021

.@Uber keeps proving it can't be trusted to fulfill its end of a bargain.
Pay your drivers more and treat them with respect instead of whining how your model of exploitation is turning drivers away.https://t.co/wXKEES0ee2

— California Labor Federation (@CaliforniaLabor) May 28, 2021

How a drivers #Coop' Is Trying to Compete With Uber & Lyft in N.Y. https://t.co/h9RVBCrAlk

— Simel Esim (@simcim) May 29, 2021

“Dissatisfied drivers and labor advocates are forming worker-owned cooperatives in an attempt to take back some of the money — and power — in the gig economy.”

It will be interesting to see how @TheDriversCoop does in New York. https://t.co/zSLaOpoMpQ

— Tech Won't Save Us podcast (@techwontsaveus) May 29, 2021

We are sooooo proud to be partnering with @TheDriversCoop to get voters to the polls on Election Day! With so many drivers in district, this new workers cooperative is a huge step forward. Check out @kateconger's article here:https://t.co/Nq2XyijoFP

— Jonathan Bailey? ?? He/Him (@Jonathan4Queens) May 28, 2021

https://t.co/fzSU2YHD5v

Shame on you!

What aspects have Uber granted for collective bargaining?

It’s a PR stunt and you’ve given this company the pass to an open goal in the last minute of a cup final!

— DanA12 (@Sammyscarf) May 29, 2021

A truly despicable company.

Uber reneges on the ‘flexibility’ it gave drivers to win their support for Proposition 22. https://t.co/5AyBhcYHyh

— London Taxi Radio (@LondonTaxiRadio) May 29, 2021

Something like 45% of California voters last year saw this shit coming. Business model race to the labor bottom. #prop22https://t.co/1zltqTMelD pic.twitter.com/XtcZrjqN8g

— Defund is a fine term ???? (@TayTaySF) May 29, 2021

Bosses will promise the sun, moon and stars. They might even let you see some light for a minute to convince you. But they'll take it away as soon as they get what they want. Unless you've got a union contract. The solution is in our hands: Organize! #1u https://t.co/Y4MNXuKBFh

— Sara Nelson (@FlyingWithSara) May 29, 2021

Column: Uber reneges on the 'flexibility' it gave drivers to win their support for Prop 22 https://t.co/kZB1A4iguy

— Michael Hiltzik (@hiltzikm) May 28, 2021

Well, this is utterly unsurprising.https://t.co/L9L4ZY2WZI

— Tyler Hower (@tylerhower) May 29, 2021

oh weird! https://t.co/3zpy5uevxX

— Sara Libby (@SaraLibby) May 28, 2021

Column: Uber reneges on the 'flexibility' it gave drivers to win their support for Proposition 22 https://t.co/VEkq7FR3vT

— Scott Rothwell (@rothwell_scott) May 29, 2021

"A lot of drivers were very gung-ho about Prop 22. Now they feel completely deceived." https://t.co/XKF9GkUOQ5

— Sara Flocks (@saraflocks) May 28, 2021

The bosses' promises are worth less than a high school boy promising to love you forever. https://t.co/dXp5kXA60i

— Evan Sutton (@3vanSutton) May 29, 2021

Uber gave drivers flexibility to set fares and choose trips to win their support for Prop. 22 and show that employee status doesn’t apply. The initiative passed, and Uber all but eliminated the flexibility: https://t.co/gvi2VXgwGQ

— Social D (@dennisjromero) May 28, 2021