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How unfortunate. The vast majority of drivers don't want this. If they wanted full-time driving jobs, they would get one, yet they choose Uber for the flexibili
by manigandham 7y ago
How unfortunate. The vast majority of drivers don't want this. If they wanted full-time driving jobs, they would get one, yet they choose Uber for the flexibility.
This is going to hurt most drivers than help. We can already see the results of this here in California because of AB5 and I doubt most proponents of this law have ever driven for Uber in the first place.
- m463 7y agoWouldn't flexibility be: 3) the freedom to set the terms and conditions for providing one's services.
- manigandham 7y agoNobody is stopping them from being independent drivers with their own customers. For example, I do this for with regular drivers for airport rides that I originally met on the app. Uber is a matchmaking service that comes with certain rules and objectives so the marketplace works better for everyone, and flexibility to work when and where you want is usually most important. Perhaps we need a 3rd category to account for this kind of work.