'Anyone else think it's strange that Uber views partners & employees as two separate classes of people?'
"I’ve just always wondered why Uber viewed us as two separate classes," Erika Betts, who snapped the photo and shared it on"These signs are commercially made, somebody made them, somebody ordered them, somebody paid for them," she added.
An Uber Greenlight Hub office in Providence, R.I., where bathroom signs read "Employee" and "Partner." Even if drivers wanted to use the employee restroom, Betts says it was always locked and"you need a key to get in there.", a senior vice president at the company, who said he"looked into this." An Uber spokesperson told ABC News Thursday that the Providence Greenlight Hub was the only location with this signage and that the signs have been taken down.New York congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, tweeted a link to a news story of the separate bathrooms at the Providence office.bill that would extend new protections to employees
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