Be the change you want to see in the world, Uber. You don't need laws to tell you to do the right thing. You are free to treat your employees (including contractors) as people and not resources to be mined. So do it.
Or, get off your moral high horse from which you claim that everybody should be obligated to treat people fairly, and until they won't, you won't either. This is morally bankrupt leadership.
Oh, and before someone says they are beholden to their shareholders. I realize that, and it doesn't mean companies need to strip mine the land in the name of profit. Doing the right thing is sustainable, and over a long enough time horizon, the most beneficial action on behalf of shareholders.
Or, get off your moral high horse from which you claim that everybody should be obligated to treat people fairly, and until they won't, you won't either. This is morally bankrupt leadership.
Oh, and before someone says they are beholden to their shareholders. I realize that, and it doesn't mean companies need to strip mine the land in the name of profit. Doing the right thing is sustainable, and over a long enough time horizon, the most beneficial action on behalf of shareholders.