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If you are providing rides as a business, you must be willing to accept seeing eye dogs. If you cannot meet this qualification, then your options are limited.
by Pfhreak 6y ago
If you are providing rides as a business, you must be willing to accept seeing eye dogs. If you cannot meet this qualification, then your options are limited.
I am not a lawyer, but it sounds like you might not want to own a driving business or you may want to work with your employer to accommodate your needs. (e.g. by dispatching another driver, etc.)
- lupire 6y agoDrivers are not a "business". They are laborers for Uber, which is the business.
- anoonmoose 6y agoThat's how it should be, that is not how it is.
- Pfhreak 6y agoI mean, yeah, I'd love to liver in that world. Unfortunately, Uber has campaigned widely that their drivers are, in fact, independent contractors and not employees. The drivers should be employees, imo, but the way the company is structured today, they are not.