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Because paying less than a livable wage means those workers have to make up the difference with government benefits. It’s companies trying to shift their operat
by Analemma_ 7y ago
Because paying less than a livable wage means those workers have to make up the difference with government benefits. It’s companies trying to shift their operating costs onto taxpayers, which should be discouraged/forbidden.
- viro 7y agowasn't ride sharing created as a side money thing not a main source of income
- learc83 7y agoIt was, but just like with airbnb and renting out your house when you were on vacation, there's not enough supply to support an industry that will supply the enormous returns VCs are looking for. So eventually ride sharing started courting full time drivers.