Driver strikes refer to organized work stoppages or protests by drivers, often in the transportation or delivery sectors. These strikes occur when drivers collectively refuse to work in response to grievances such as low wages, poor working conditions, unsatisfactory hours, or demands for better benefits. The aim of a driver strike is to draw attention to these issues, exert pressure on employers or governing bodies, and ultimately negotiate better terms of employment. Driver strikes can significantly disrupt transportation services, including public transit, trucking, and ride-sharing, affecting both businesses and consumers. The term highlights the collective actions taken by drivers to advocate for their rights and improve their work environment.
Rideshare drivers across the UK, including those from Uber, Bolt, and Addison Lee, are striking to protest low pay and unstable working conditions. The strike, occurring during Valentine’s Day celebrations,…