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>I hope Lyft fires the driver. They aren't employees, are they? Your verbiage seems off. I know not continuing to work with an independent contractor is very s
by skyyler 3y ago
>I hope Lyft fires the driver.
They aren't employees, are they? Your verbiage seems off. I know not continuing to work with an independent contractor is very similar to firing an employee, but isn't it a little different?
- qup 3y agoIn the context of the comment and any reasonable conversation that's not about worker's rights, no. They're exactly the same thing.
- mint2 3y agoTechnically aren’t the passengers the employer? It would be a terms of platform violation.
- yjftsjthsd-h 3y agoI have no idea if there's a legal distinction, but I've heard of people firing contractors, and customers for that matter, so in the vernacular it seems fine.