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If you don't like the Uber terms but are trying to make money driving people, you have severely limited options as to your alternatives to drive for, and I'd no
by ergothus 8y ago
If you don't like the Uber terms but are trying to make money driving people, you have severely limited options as to your alternatives to drive for, and I'd not be surprised if they all had arbitration clauses as well. saying "If you don't like the terms, go somewhere else" is likely an illusion of choice and not a practical option.
- SilasX 8y agoAnd the legal definition of "no choice" means "no choice if you want to make money driving other people in a manner where you set your own hours"? Because you have lots of other options both for employment, and for driving other people (bus driver, shuttle driver, limousine driver...), and for driving (package delivery, truck driver). I just don't get the intuition for how a (relatively) new market entrant in a relatively new market can, in any meaningful sense, be such a vital option that the other side is powerless.