> I have a hard time believing any generalization about such a large group of people. It's the self-selected group of people who have chosen it. Much different

> I have a hard time believing any generalization about such a large group of people. It's the self-selected group of people who have chosen it. Much different than a random sampling. Uber drivers have pretty clearly chosen being a contractor, and if you listen to them they say they like the freedom - require it even. You can usually moonlight as a contractor without permission from your primary job. Other drivers, driving as full-time employees, have obviously made their decision in the other direction and seem happy. It seems wrong to tell either that they must change.