Uber fined millions for misleading candidates over potential income

Uber fined millions for misleading candidates over potential income

Uber has agreed to pay $20million (£16.7million) to settle allegations that they misled drivers about potential earnings and the cost of financing a vehicle.

The agreement with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) alleged that most Uber drivers were earning far less in 18 major US cities than Uber advertised in their recruitment efforts. It was also found that drivers paid substantially more to lease cars than advertised.

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