[…] This has been a real problem in many European countries and is becoming an increasing one in the U.S… The reclassification of gig workers as employees has resulted in higher prices for consumers, and fewer trips (and tips)  for the drivers. According to the Wall Street Journal,  Seattle will roll back its requirement to pay gig workers minimum wage after reports that Uber Eats orders dropped 45% last quarter from a year ago (and obviously so did driver pay). Drivers may be making more on an hourly basis with the new minimum wage requirements, but taking home less since there is a diminishing demand for their services. […]