California AB1340 establishes a labor relations framework for transportation network company drivers, allowing them to form unions and negotiate with.
California AB1340, known as the Transportation Network Company Drivers Labor Relations Act, creates a system for transportation network company drivers to self-organize, designate bargaining representatives, and negotiate with companies. The act defines a "transportation network company" and sets criteria for a "transportation network company driver organization" to be certified as a bargaining representative. Certified organizations can negotiate sectoral agreements covering terms and conditions of work, including earnings, benefits, and deactivations.
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