Uber investors on Monday rejected two proposals related to worker safety and health, the company said after a preliminary tally of votes.
The first proposal, which called for a third-party audit of worker health and safety, received just 9% of votes, Uber UBER Chief Legal Officer Tony West said Monday. Achmea Investment Management submitted the proposal, saying it was concerned that “Uber’s model of using regulatory loopholes to avoid providing adequate workplace protections and controlling how work is performed has left…
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