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  This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 80%. (I'm a bot)
  
  
  A former top lobbyist for Uber says the firm wilfully ignored regulations when it began operating in Switzerland in 2013.
  He says Uber knew of the Swiss rules regarding social security and employment law, but chose to "Discard them".
  After a Federal Court decision last summer labelled the US firm as an employer rather than a mere platform - in canton Geneva - Uber announced it would roll out a "Dual model" system giving drivers the option of remaining independent or becoming employees of a subcontracting company.
  
  
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context: "Side stepped" 🙄 Uber is a criminal organisation through and through. >
  
  Never mess with Swiss rules, the only thing Switzerland loves more than Nazi gold and banking for criminals is a good rule; they’re like Germans without the whimsy. >
  
  I dunno, I thought withholding the wealth of holocaust victims was pretty high up there too. >
  
  Nazi gold.