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Instacart Is Punishing Its Gig Workers for Orders They Can't Deliver
- Traster 6y agoThat’s because running a good logistics operation using simple central rules such as if (f_rate>0.1) {ban} is obviously going to work on a “good enough” works most of the time level of success. Which, when you’re affecting people’s livelihoods is an unacceptable way of running a business. Maybe a good way to solve this is have an appeals process where wronged contractors get 0.01% equity in compensation. Fuck up 10,000 times? Oh look, your company belongs to the people you screwed.