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Not "underpaid" as in "not a living wage", but underpaid because once the cost of equipment is factored in, people can end up being paid less than minimum wage.
by standardUser 7y ago
Not "underpaid" as in "not a living wage", but underpaid because once the cost of equipment is factored in, people can end up being paid less than minimum wage. It's a wage floor loophole that should be closed. Though to be fair, rideshare isn't the only guilty industry.
- JJMcJ 7y agoOr even lose money if they are reducing the value of an asset. Specifically, running their car into the ground doing driving.