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I can't vouch for the validity of the statistic you mention, as you didn't source it. However, I can provide with 100% certainty that I would prefer being paid
by kcatskcolbdi 4y ago
I can't vouch for the validity of the statistic you mention, as you didn't source it.
However, I can provide with 100% certainty that I would prefer being paid 1 trillion dollars an hour instead of my current wage. In fact, I would prefer being paid every dollar amount between my current wage and 1 trillion dollars an hour.
Labor preference does not dictate market conditions. Labor preference has an especially low impact in circumstances where the compensation is low and competition for good paying jobs is fierce. It is wrong to state that if a serious majority of ride-share drivers wanted employment Uber and Lyft wouldn't exist.
- hellojesus 4y agoI think the GP is stating that market dynamics would dictate that someone working as a 1099 for ride share that also had a preference for w2 status would simply find a different, w2 job instead of continuing to work SS a 1099. And I agree with that statement.