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>I'm talking about drivers who are signed into both and take the first that comes up FTA: "Seattle's law will require drivers be paid at least 56 cents per mi
by itsoktocry 6y ago
>I'm talking about drivers who are signed into both and take the first that comes up
FTA:
"Seattle's law will require drivers be paid at least 56 cents per minute and $1.33 per mile driven while transporting passengers."
Whoever's app they are on for the ride pays that wage.
- wgerard 6y agoI think what's confusing is there's two different wages being thrown around here: Are drivers guaranteed $16.39/hr, in addition to $0.56/minute and $1.33/mile driven while transporting? The questions I think are mostly about the former, not the latter.
- SrslyJosh 6y agoYes, at least partly. Payments for mileage are definitely a separate thing from regular wages, because you own your car and your boss needs to pay you for wear and tear on it. If payment for time spent driving is also mentioned in the law, that's probably on top of their regular wage, though there could be an exception for people who's job is only driving.