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>but not as much as a (typically unionized) operator. Why do you need to specify the "unionized" drivers? Do they cost more? Why? because they are paid fair(li
by simion314 6y ago
>but not as much as a (typically unionized) operator.
Why do you need to specify the "unionized" drivers? Do they cost more? Why? because they are paid fair(like paid extra if they have to work on Christmas or extra hours)? Or maybe they union negotiated to keep the salary in sync with inflation?
- cozzyd 6y agoYes, because they get paid more compared to e.g. an Uber driver, and also there are typically things like minimum shift lengths and required breaks. It's not a bad thing, but helps explain why operator costs tend to be dominant.