Labor Watch- Dozens of yellow taxi drivers gathered in front of the parliament building on Tuesday to protest against the failure to meet their demands and to stop the damage caused by private cars that are working under smart transportation applications.
The protesters stressed that the work of these companies is contrary to the law because the employees use cars with private licenses, which is contrary to the law and working in Amman publicly without taking legal proceedings and prevent them from work.
Protesters reported that their professions facing a significant reduction in income due to the unfair competition of smart applications cars, threatening to close Al Zarqa Autostrad and the House of Representatives Building roads protesting against the application of Uber and Kareem.
For its part, the Independent Union of Public Drivers in Jordan confirmed by the President Sulaiman Syriani its support for the protests of yellow taxi drivers demanding fairness and prevent the abuse and deprivation of their rights.
The demonstration, which was carried out by the drivers of the yellow taxi on Tuesday morning protests and chants, during which they called Prime Minister Omar al-Razzaz to get out and talk and listen to their demands.