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I was referring to the low end of nationwide estimates. Average earnings in California must be higher. Also: - As of 2015, 69% of Uber drivers drove for Uber o
by keenmaster 7y ago
I was referring to the low end of nationwide estimates. Average earnings in California must be higher. Also:
- As of 2015, 69% of Uber drivers drove for Uber on the side.
- 97% were satisfied with the flexibility of their schedule
- 16% drove for a set amount of time, as opposed to setting an earnings goal or "it just depends on my schedule"
- 50% drive fewer than 10 hours a week, on average
AB5 throws a wrench in all of that. The trend from 2014-2015 was towards more flexible workers, so the above numbers may have gone up since then.
Source: Benenson Strategy Group, as shared via USA Today https://bit.ly/2PyO1uq https://bit.ly/2PyO1uq