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Yes it is somewhat cynical, particularly that bit you call out, effectively saying that if Uber had to do things properly it wouldn't be so big, people would ha
by Nursie 6y ago
Yes it is somewhat cynical, particularly that bit you call out, effectively saying that if Uber had to do things properly it wouldn't be so big, people would have to pay more etc etc.
This is what a lot of folks had been saying from the start was a huge negative - you're using a get-out of employment rights to undercut other companies!
I'm sure there must be a way to have both employment rights and flexibility over hours worked. That has to have been done before.
- close04 6y ago> we support laws that could make that possible > But America needs to change He's not here to make a case for what Uber should do to make it better. He's asking for America to change the frame of reference so they can look better without actually changing a thing. > you're using a get-out of employment rights to undercut other companies! Uber and the media branded this as "disruption". Uber played by their own rules to get big. With that goal achieved and with no more need to keep running afoul, they're asking for their rules to become the official standard.