>They're vetting people, and having them do labor on their behalf. Regardless of how the law defines an employee, they're effectively hiring a huge amount of la

>They're vetting people, and having them do labor on their behalf. Regardless of how the law defines an employee, they're effectively hiring a huge amount of labor. They are doing this, primarily, with software. I agree they are not like traditional software companies, but technically they are giving you the right but not the obligation to obtain business, and in that sense it is like a software as a service company. Again, I agree that it is not traditional, but as another commenter stated they are more like a Logistic Company like Delta or UPS with a focus on the end consumer versus a business.