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> 2) All friends log on to deliver food from 2am to 5am. Sleep and get paid. Why would they let everybody log in if they don't get very much delivery business
by pessimizer 3y ago
> 2) All friends log on to deliver food from 2am to 5am. Sleep and get paid.
Why would they let everybody log in if they don't get very much delivery business between 2am and 5am? There isn't a law yet that says that companies have to hire everyone who walks in the door for any shift.
- spywaregorilla 3y agoControlling the hours people work would make their labeling of people as not employees would be very contentious. And there's little difference between trying to log in and get work vs waiting for work.
- true_religion 3y agoNot really. The service itself can just close at night. It doesn’t have to operate 24/7 and accept all people working at all times in order to exist as a “marketplace” or whatever they are calling themselves legally.
- spywaregorilla 3y agoThat is probably true. But controlling when individuals can and cannot work during business hours is a different thing.