Except what you just described is not a product of denying "rights"- it's denying something which is taken and given through a LAW.  House Bill 132 was made by the state to take ITSELF off the hook from paying damages to Uber employees- called "transportation network company drivers."  If it were a "right," then they wouldn't be able to do that-- guess what?  They just did.  So they pass a bill which amends the law THEY created in the first place.
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Let's say it were a "right:" Uber employees don't NEED the same workman's comp as other employers are forced to give: "Workplace injuries?" If I'm an Uber employee, I need car insurance (for MY car)-- which covers my hospital bills, a valid drivers license, and a cell phone data plan-- THAT is it.  No wonder government and the taxi unions hate them.