Geneva taxi drivers are threatening further action if Uber is allowed to continue operating in the canton.
The drivers say the canton is allowing the ride hailing firm to flout the Federal Court after it ruled Uber drivers should be treated as employees.
Uber is currently on a temporary licence which allows it to run until the middle of October.
The taxi drivers say they will launch disruptive action at the start of the school year – which will get progressively stronger if there’s no action.
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