Propuesta de salario mínimo de $28 para trabajadores de la construcción en California queda descartada tras oposición sindical

California's Assembly Bill 1751, which proposed an unprecedented $28 minimum wage for certain housing construction workers to expedite townhouse developments, was discarded following strong opposition from a major union coalition. Simultaneously, a consumer advocacy group accuses Uber of misleading California legislators last year to secure the approval of an insurance-related law. This allegation has prompted an involved legislator to question the accuracy of the information Uber provided to the legislative review committee.