LONDON (Reuters) – Britain’s business minister said on Wednesday he welcomed a decision by Uber to give its more than 70,000 British drivers entitlements such as the minimum wage after the Silicon Valley-based company lost a Supreme Court case on worker rights.
“(It’s) absolutely to be welcomed,” Kwasi Kwarteng told Sky News.
(Reporting by Sarah Young; writing by Costas Pitas, editing by Paul Sandle)
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