Uber platform drivers in the European Union have taken collective action against the company for data breaches and remuneration-related issues. The action represents the interests of several thousand drivers across multiple European countries.
The countries involved in this collective action are the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France, Poland, and Romania. The cross-border coverage of the action suggests that drivers from different countries face similar problems related to the way Uber manages their data and compensates for their services.




