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I wonder what they'll call "shadowbanning" once Uber starts doing it in Seattle.
by bratgpttamer 3y ago
I wonder what they'll call "shadowbanning" once Uber starts doing it in Seattle.
- switch007 3y agoThis was my first thought. The drivers will just get less work, undesirable jobs, lowest rated customers etc
- supertrope 3y agoconstructive dismissal. In some other industries similar tactics are used to deny the existence of an employer-employee relationship. Indefinite contractor status. Possibly broken up with mandatory away time every year. When the company no longer needs a worker or find their performance unsatisfactory they don't renew the contract. No termination needed. If they're paranoid about illegal employment termination lawsuits they can start managing out a worker through bad performance evaluations, assigning them less projects, a performance improvement plan.