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Non-competes in Brazil require employees to be paid salary for the duration of the non-compete clause, so doubt that's what Uber would turn to. > 4. Drivers wi
by MiroF 6y ago
Non-competes in Brazil require employees to be paid salary for the duration of the non-compete clause, so doubt that's what Uber would turn to.
> 4. Drivers will have to work a set schedule, set by uber
> 1. Hours will be limited to part time only
This undermines Uber's contractor argument, I also doubt they would do this.
- syshum 6y agoIf they are classified as employee's then they are by definition not contractors So yes today Uber, as contractors, will not do that, the second the law requires them to be classified as employees then they will