There will be no Uber or Lyft pickups at LaGuardia Airport from noon to midnight on Sunday, as drivers demand more money from the ride-sharing companies.
Uber and Lyft drivers are walking off the job at LaGuardia Airport on Sunday, demanding more money from the ride-sharing app companies. The drivers are demanding a full raise, higher pay and an end to deactivations drivers are calling unfair.Uber and Lyft Drivers are planning a strike beginning Sunday afternoon at LaGuardia Airport, to make their demands known during one of the busiest travel weeks of the year.
"You made $8.6 billion," said Mohamed Mohamed, a driver for the two companies. "And you don't want to give me a raise and consider me your partner? I'm your slave."
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