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dagon
Tokyo police referred a 47-year-old former representative of Uber Japan and a 36-year-old former employee in charge of legal compliance to prosecutors on June 22, but the prosecutors decided not to indict without giving a reason.
Of course not. I wonder what was the fate of the overstayers?
Countries, the US included, that do not hand down real punitive measures to companies that hire illegal immigrants have no business complaining about illegal immigration.
bokuda
Does it mean that we don't need to renew our working visa anymore?
shogun36
Oh good. We can all get some sleep now.
Khaos
Uber eats Japan.. ha
kennyG
Uber Eats Japan employs terrible business model, no care for social responsibility
Samit Basu
I don't know how Uber Eats work in Japan, but in the US Uber Eats delivery persons are users of Uber Eats platform, not employees.
The whole concept behind Uber is that all Uber drivers/delivery persons are self-employed workers who use Uber platforms to obtain work from customers.
Richard Gallagher
Uber Eats, is part & parcel of the so-called gig economy. Uber undermines local businesses. Uber should be banned from Japan - Uber avoids taxes, profits go abroad and in no way do the adhere to any notion of social responsibility. Uber is a perfect example of vulture capitalism. Uber regularly violates laws and regulations.
Mocheake
Well, it's not like they are the only ones doing it.
El Rata
They should get banned! Or at least make them teach their employees driving manners, their bikes and mopeds are the vermin of the roads.
kurisupisu
Who will deliver food in the rain, cold and bike up hills?
And all for crap pay?
Not the Japanese, right?
More immigrants please!
u_s__reamer
Japan Inc. uber alles? No surprise here: impunity always proves the rule when it comes to enforcing the law of the land.
Jonathan Prin
No indictement... without reason.
Only in Japan.
Medieval justice.
kennyG
Samit BasuToday 12:09 pm JST
That is causing this much of troubles. Uber should disclose each one of delivery persons' identities for users to make them to compensate for troubles on foods/drinks delivered or on traffic accidents, or any other uncomfortable service
factchecker
Their cyclists are a menace. How about teaching them how to cycle while squeezing every last drop out of their slave labour?
Mickelicious
Of course not. TIJ: heaven for employers, hell for employees.
Glad I'm not the latter.
Aly Rustom
THIS!!!!
as_the_crow_flies
Noticed the implication here: it's not Uber Eats that's to blame, it's two rogue employees who have of course been 'ex'ed so the company can pretend it's nothing to do with them. And of course the full weight of the law will fall on the Vietnamese who are the real baddies of this film. Riiight...
Tom San
Never used them and never will.