> I don't think you can support a ridesharing company that by design treats employees as contractors and also be socially conscious You state that like it's a

> I don't think you can support a ridesharing company that by design treats employees as contractors and also be socially conscious You state that like it's a proven fact, when it's anything but. I personally think it's farcical to treat Uber drivers as employees. They have no set schedule, location, or expectations. They're constantly making ad-hoc decisions on which rides to accept. The closest analogue is traditional taxi drivers, who also aren't employees.