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> They existed and fed themselves before Uber existed; they freely chose to join Uber as contractors; now they want to break the contract they have and be emplo
by aikah 11y ago
> They existed and fed themselves before Uber existed; they freely chose to join Uber as contractors; now they want to break the contract they have and be employees. How does this seem right?
What's wrong with fighting for ones rights and interests ? corporations do that all the time. It's not like people should just submit and shut their mouth. If they feel Uber is cheating them well, they should sue Uber.
- SilasX 11y agoWhat caused you to characterize anyone as opposing "fighting for one's interests"? The issue here is that someone is claiming that it violates their rights but keep doing it. Is there a case of a corporation that thinks a certain deal is bad but keeps making it? "Doctor, it hurts when I do this ..."
- aikah 11y ago> The issue here is that someone is claiming that it violates their rights but keep doing it. Keep doing what? drivers have the right to sue , period. And they should do exactly that if it benefits them, they owe no servitude to Uber which wouldn't exist if not for these drivers that do all the actual work.