in 2020 prop 22 saved
Flexible, Independent Work and App-Based Services in California
NEARLY 60% OF CALIFORNIA VOTERS overwhelmingly passed Prop 22 – protecting the ability of rideshare and food delivery drivers to remain independent contractors, while providing access to new benefits and preserving the availability of app-based services. Prop 22 was supported by nearly 122,000 California app-based drivers.
PROTECT APP-BASED DRIVERS + SERVICES (PADS)
We are a coalition of drivers, social justice, small business, public safety and community organizations organized to ensure the will of California voters is upheld, to protect access to independent, app-based jobs, and to preserve the availability, affordability, and reliability of on-demand app-based rideshare and delivery services.
We’re focused on protecting:
The will of the voters
Independent app-based jobs
Essential app-based services
App-based jobs and services are bolstering California’s economy and supporting working families. #Prop22 protects a vital form of independent work for nearly 1.4 million Californians, while providing guaranteed earnings and access to benefits like healthcare.
Press Releases
AB 1340 Violates Rideshare Drivers Privacy, Threatening Jobs and Services
Assembly Bill 1340, which passed out of the California State Assembly today, undermines Prop 22 [...] Read more
Press Releases
NEW REPORT: California App-Based Drivers Earn $37.40 Per Hour On Average in 2023
New report finds California app-based drivers earned an average of $37.40 per hour and a [...] Read more