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It's a fitting description, but since Uber workers are paid I suppose a better analogy would be "master/servant".
by tomphoolery 10y ago
It's a fitting description, but since Uber workers are paid I suppose a better analogy would be "master/servant".
- spraak 10y agoPeasants?
- lupin_sansei 10y agoNot being able to quit as you were owned by your master made one a slave. Slaves were often paid to increase motivation.
- 91bananas 10y agoI think that is the point that is trying to be made. If uber "captures" this industry they will become the "masters" it will be difficult to find work outside their network, giving you no choice but to stay.