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>Of course, one wouldn't be actively working for two employers at the same instant, but neither would one be simultaneously driving an Uber ride and a Lyft ride
by yomly 6y ago
>Of course, one wouldn't be actively working for two employers at the same instant, but neither would one be simultaneously driving an Uber ride and a Lyft ride.
Until someone figures out how to multiplex the cabshare part of the two apps :p
- jkaplowitz 6y agoHehe, true. :P Well I imagine both companies would kick you off their platform under either type of worker status if you did that, and being an employee wouldn't protect you (the typical default duty of loyalty probably does extend at least as far as working for just one company per ride).