VANCOUVER — Uber says regulation changes for ride-share and delivery workers in British Columbia will drive up costs and reduce demands for local restaurants, but Premier David Eby says complaining companies can"suck it up."
The Ministry of Labour announced this week the first-in-Canada regulations will take effect on Sept. 3, including setting a minimum hourly wage for the time workers are engaged on the job at $20.88. The company said it encourages"the government to reconsider the consequences for British Columbians who rely on ride-share and delivery."
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Uber says new B.C. rules will increase costs, Eby says companies can 'suck it up'VANCOUVER — Uber says regulation changes for ride-share and delivery workers in British Columbia will drive up costs and reduce demands for local restaurants, but Premier David Eby says complaining companies can 'suck it up.
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Uber says new B.C. rules will increase costs, Eby says companies can 'suck it up'VANCOUVER — Uber says regulation changes for ride-share and delivery workers in British Columbia will drive up costs and reduce demands for local restaurants, but Premier David Eby says complaining companies can 'suck it up.
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Uber says new B.C. rules will increase costs, Eby says companies can 'suck it up'VANCOUVER — Uber says regulation changes for ride-share and delivery workers in British Columbia will drive up costs and reduce demands for local restaurants, but Premier David Eby says complaining companies can 'suck it up.
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Uber says new B.C. rules will increase costs, Eby says companies can 'suck it up'VANCOUVER — Uber says regulation changes for ride-share and delivery workers in British Columbia will drive up costs and reduce demands for local restaurants, but Premier David Eby says complaining companies can 'suck it up.
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