Uber Technologies Inc. has filed to dismiss a complaint by the Canadian Union of Postal Workers at the Ontario Labour Relations Board about a deal the tech giant reached with another union.
TORONTO - Uber Technologies Inc. has filed to dismissat the Ontario Labour Relations Board about a deal the tech giant reached with another union.
The agreement allows the union to provide representation, if requested, to about 100,000 Canadian drivers and couriers when facing account deactivations and other disputes with Uber, but does not unionize them.CUPW claims the agreement was formed without worker input and that Uber used its app and email list to promote the agreement to drivers and couriers.
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