No, I'm thinking of indentured servitude. Which requires them to be indentured, via said contracts. You are agreeing with me. Uber is the antithesis of being t

No, I'm thinking of indentured servitude. Which requires them to be indentured, via said contracts. You are agreeing with me. Uber is the antithesis of being tied to a job. You have complete freedom to engage whenever you wish. In fact it is precisely this freedom that "they should be employees" proponents are attacking.