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Our Fight

The App Drivers Union is created by and for app drivers. It is backed by two of the largest and most powerful unions in the country: 32BJ Service Employees International Union and the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers. By joining together with the thousands of app drivers across Massachusetts, we will win the right to collectively bargain to improve our jobs.

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Rideshare drivers in Massachusetts are uniting to form our union, the App Drivers Union. We are seeking better pay, benefits, and working conditions to support our families. By joining together, rideshare drivers across Massachusetts are fighting for a seat at the table to negotiate for higher wages, end unfair deactivations, and have a real voice in making important decisions that affect our jobs.

Being in a union means that companies are required to negotiate with us over wages, benefits, and working conditions, and these gains are secured in a union contract.

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Our Story

Against all odds, drivers are fighting for the right to unionize! Unlike most workers, rideshare drivers for companies like Uber and Lyft cannot join or form a union anywhere in the United States…yet. Massachusetts drivers are paving the way, on the road to winning our union.

Drivers have overcome every obstacle to get here, and we still have more work ahead to achieve the union we rightfully deserve.

Here's How We'll Win

Meet the Members

“With a union, we can make Uber and Lyft hear our voices. Together, we can protect each other. Together, we can fight for better pay.”

Prisell Polanco

Lyft Driver and former Uber Driver

"Last year, I was deactivated for no clear reason. I was left jobless for five months, with a baby on the way and only my partner's income to support us and our kids. Women drivers like me need a union to address deactivations. And we need a union so we don't have to face sexual harassment and assault from passengers.""

Yolanda Rodriguez

Currently Lyft, formerly Uber driver

“We cannot wait any longer to begin to exercise our union rights – the same union rights that have provided millions of workers in Massachusetts and across the country with secure, good-paying jobs,”

Yosef Woldeyes

Dorchester Uber and Lyft driver

“We are mothers like me, we are fathers, we are sons and daughters, and we deserve to be treated with dignity and respect. In a union, our isolation would end. The tech companies would have to negotiate with us collectively to set our pay and working conditions, including a sensible process to settle disputes.”

Victoria Acosta

Mother of three and ride-hailing app driver living in Lynn, Massachusetts.

"It seems like Uber and Lyft change the rules all of the time. And we need our union to address those changes."

Leonel Andrade

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Latest News

Boston Globe: Uber, Lyft, drivers in Mass. win unionization rights, a first in the nation

Rideshare drivers in Massachusetts can unionize without being full-time employees

Voters allow Uber, Lyft drivers to form unions in Massachusetts