In my country, Uber promised drivers sky high wages, offered cheap credit, and encouraged them to buy cars on loan and drive for Uber full time. Of course, the

In my country, Uber promised drivers sky high wages, offered cheap credit, and encouraged them to buy cars on loan and drive for Uber full time. Of course, the income started going down once the incentives were removed. Drivers could not pay their loans and got their vehicles repossessed. Sit in a Uber in my city and you’ll not hear a single driver say anything good about Uber. Sure, I know that drivers should have known what they were doing, but if your business model depends on exploiting desperate, poorly educated workers by dangling shiny golden carrots (all with a slick presentation and weapons grade persuasion), then maybe your business can f itself.