>corporate organized blacklisting, which has been illegal for years.
Does that mean Uber and Lyft sharing lists of drivers that have been banned from their platforms is illegal?
Does that mean Uber and Lyft sharing lists of drivers that have been banned from their platforms is illegal?
Corporate blacklisting is illegal, but there have been substantial carve-outs in the name of safety. DISA [1] is a great example of this - fail a drug test and you're banned from about 10% of the US economy for 7 years.